Sentence examples for denotes disease from inspiring English sources

And "natural causes" always denotes disease.

The appearance of new malignant lesions in locoregional area or distant site denotes disease recurrence.

A FIGO score of ⩽6 (CXH score 8) denotes disease that has a 'low risk' of developing resistance to single-agent therapy with methotrexate or Dactinomycin (McNeish et al, 2002; Aghajanian, 2011).

A FIGO score of 7 (CXH score of 9) or more denotes disease that is at high risk of failure to single-agent chemotherapy, and these patients are treated from the outset with etoposide, methotrexate and Dactinomycin alternating weekly with cyclophosphamide and vincristine (EMA/CO) (Bower et al, 1997; Aghajanian, 2011).

The disease dictionary is constructed by collecting the terms under the MeSH tree number 'C', which denotes diseases.

Data denoting disease burden were collected from multiple sources (Table 1).

Sandik, which means bloody nose, was used by Somalis to denote disease consistent with RVF.

The authors reported with 100% certainty that a CA 19-9 velofity of 95 U/mL/4-weeks would denote disease recurrence confirmable by radiographic imaging.

Similarly, for the same miRNA-disease pair referred to above, we computed ES2 by the RWR algorithm with miRNA target genes as seeds: (2) ES 2 = max 1 ≤ i ≤ N ∑ g j ∈ DG j ≤ i N − n 2 / n 2 − ∑ g j ∉ DG j ≤ i n 2 / N − n 2 ) where DG = g 1, g 2, …, g n 2 denotes the disease gene set including n2 disease genes.

A score higher than 3 denotes active disease [ 17, 18].

Nighoni-shugar denotes 'sugar disease' and nighoni-fumbgwuang 'disease that is sweet'.