Sentence examples for consistent staging from inspiring English sources
Standardization can also help to facilitate research and clinical trial design by using appropriate and consistent staging by means of resectability status, thus allowing for comparison of results among different institutions.
This 10-year time period was chosen based on relatively consistent staging practices with CT and allowed for a 5-year period to assess survival endpoints.
Histological evaluation of resected specimens was performed in four pathology laboratories, and to ensure consistent staging and grading, one of the study pathologists (JMN) reevaluated reports and primary sections, simultaneously reassessing the presence or absence of lymphocyte infiltration, vascular and perineural invasion and perinodal growth (Table 1).
Analysing the selected cancer sites using uniform definitions and consistent staging supports the view that the strategy proposed in the Calman Hine report is likely to be beneficial, but particular priority for change should be given to younger patients with breast, ovarian and rectal tumours.
Mean scores on the WHOQoL-BREF showed some association with disease stage, decreasing as the disease became more advanced; however the pattern was not consistent as stage 4 had lower mean QoL scores than stage 5.
Meanwhile, Banker and Natarajan (2008) provided a statistical model which yields consistent second-stage OLS estimations.
Percutaneous renal biopsy was performed which was consistent with stage II MN.
Expression of N. vectensis NRs varied during development, consistent with stage-specific functions related to development, metamorphosis and adult physiology.
At day 5 post-instillation, 80% of tumours showed invasion into the subepithelial connective tissue consistent with stage pT1 tumours.
These definitions are consistent with stages 2 and 3 of the Acute Kidney Injury Network classification system [ 11].
6 Collectively, these observations are consistent with stage I of lactogenesis starting between 90 and 105 days of gestation in the sow and continuing up to parturition.
