Sentence examples for cup population from inspiring English sources

Generally, the clinical characteristics of the patients were typical for a CUP population.

Tothill and co-workers have developed a data set using 229 cancers and used this to predict a foster primary in a potential CUP population.

These data suggest that little further benefit can be gained from the use of empirical regimen, perhaps because of the heterogeneity of tumour phenotype represented in the true CUP population.

In this setting, a selection of studies with similar populations is particularly difficult, because of the heterogeneous nature of the CUP population, the availability of mostly single institute-based small studies, and the long interval from which the studies were selected.

This year, pictures of a bikini-clad Kate Hudson — along with Keira Knightley a symbol of modest-breasted seductiveness to the A-cup population — surfaced showing what looked like modest implants.

Among all reported forms of TM in this population, cupping or what is commonly known "hojamah," was the most prevalent method (45.4%), followed by herbs, skin cauterization, and reciting of the Holy Quran (42.3%, 33.7% and 20.4%, respectively).

While concern over the economic situation is growing, the population's "cup of endurance," as the Russian phrase goes, is nowhere near to overflowing.

(Since the coffee content in the most common cup size in this population is 125 mL, these coffee intake categories approximately correspond to less than 3 cups, 3 to 6.5 cups, and more than 6.5 cups per day, respectively).

Carcinoma of unknown primary (CUP) includes a heterogeneous population of patients, many of whom will present with a short history of symptoms associated with the presence of metastatic disease (Mayordomo et al, 1993).

In the Swedish register, commonly used cementless cups perform better than commonly used cemented cups in the general population [ 38].

What are the factors that are accounting for this?" In his view: travel – caused by mass migration or specific events such as 2014's World Cup in Brazil; unimmunised populations; climate change; warmer weather thanks to El Niño; and poverty.