Sentence examples for comparing stage from inspiring English sources

When comparing stage I ESS without adjuvant hormonal treatment, women with or without BSO showed similar recurrence rates as shown in the Kaplan Meier curves.

By comparing stage 1- and stage 4+ neuroblastomas, we identified 9044 probesets within 2775 alternatively spliced candidate genes, along with 3298 differentially expressed genes between two tumor groups.

Comparing stage 4- with 1-, only 27 genes were shared between splicing signature (n = 362) and whole gene expression signature (n = 185).

A GEM study comparing stage Ia (no ascites) with Ic (ascites, that is, metastatic spread) might identify genes that infer the propensity of ovarian tumour cells to metastasise, although it would be challenging to obtain sufficient material.

After adjusting for current age, mortality was associated with increasing WHO clinical stage (aRR comparing stage 3 or 4 and stage 1: 10.18, 95% CI: 3.82 27.15) and decreasing body mass index (BMI) (aRR comparing categories ≤17.4 Kg/m and ≥18.5 Kg/m: 6.11, 2.30 16.20).

Therefore, in this study, we first examined expression profiles of mi RNA in stage  IV breast carcinoma tissues, comparing stage I– III cases by mi RNA PCR array, and identified miR‐1 as the mi RNA which was the most associated with the distant metastasis.

Included were studies comparing staging results of TBNA, TTNA, EUS-NA, or mediastinoscopy against either tissue histologic confirmation or long-term clinical follow-up (≥ 1 year).

Included were studies comparing staging results of TBNA, TTNA, EUS-NA, or mediastinoscopy against either tissue histologic confirmation or long-term clinical follow-up (> or = 1 year).

Comparing stage-specific transcript expression within species revealed that the majority of transcripts expressed in each stage are not differentially-expressed (Additional file 8); ~20% of transcripts in both species are up-regulated in any given stage whereas ~26% are down-regulated.

For Brier score, lower is better The current study describes the impact of the changes made in the 7th edition of the TNM classification for stomach cancer by comparing stage-specific survival and predictive accuracy of the 6th and 7th edition staging system in a combined data set with over 2000 patients who underwent an R0 resection for gastric cancer.

Several ways of comparing staging systems on an individual-patient level have been proposed, but there is no standard method.