Sentence examples for correctly staging from inspiring English sources

Correctly staging lung cancer is important because the treatment options and prognosis differ significantly by stage.

Correctly staging lung cancer is important because the treatment options and the prognosis differ significantly by stage.

Using the high cut-off point proposed by Shah and colleagues (> 2.67), 38 of 89 (43%) patients with stage 3 or 4 fibrosis were correctly staged, while 515757%) were over-staged.

Using the high cut-off point proposed by Sterling and colleagues (> 3.25) [ 24], 31 of 59 (52.5%) patients with stage 3 or 4 fibrosis were correctly staged, while 28 (47.5%) were over-staged.

On the other hand, using the low cut-off point proposed by Shah and colleagues (< 1.30) [ 24], 304 of 308 (99%) patients without stage 3 or 4 fibrosis were correctly staged, while only 4 (1%) were under-staged (Table 4).

Using the low cut-off point proposed by Sterling and colleagues (< 1.45)[ 22], 330 of 336 (98.3%) patients without stage 3 or 4 fibrosis were correctly staged, while only 6 (1.7%) were under-staged (Table 4).

Evidently he does share the official conviction, prevalent before British executions became private events, that, correctly staged, the spectacle of death has a sufficiently instructive impact to justify the voyeurism, the theft of the dying man's dignity – and, nowadays, the inevitable subscription, by those who urge viewing of the videos, to the aesthetics of their producers.

Therefore, 38 of the 82 women (47.5%) were correctly staged by MRI.

SNLB correctly staged patients in 97% with a sensitivity of 96.7%.

In addition, MRI correctly staged 86 patients, 47 more than DRE and 39 more than EUS.

Extensive studies have compared the accuracy of different imaging modalities to correctly stage rectal cancers pre-operatively.