Sentence examples for different pattern of cancer from inspiring English sources

Hindus from Maharashtra, and Hindus from Gujarat show that one of the endogamous groups, the Maharashtrian Brahmin has a significantly different pattern of cancer site distribution compared to the other groups studied.

Moreover, this study focused on early adolescence (12/13 year olds), during which different patterns of cancer awareness than late adolescent and early adulthood (i.e. 15 24 year olds) may exist.

The different patterns of cancer risk between ethnic groups suggest that our findings are unlikely to be due to systematic reporting biases in any of the ethnic groups compared to Whites.

The different patterns of cancer risk seen across each of the different ethnic groups as well as differences by sex, age, deprivation and tumour subtype suggest that our findings are unlikely to be due to systematic over-reporting of thyroid cancer in the ethnic minority groups.

Australia has different patterns of cancers compared with other countries for which second cancer risks have been published, including the highest incidence of skin cancers in the world (Parkin et al, 2003).

As also published by Bidard and colleagues, the presence of DTC in BM was associated with a different pattern of loco-regional cancer cell dissemination and might influence loco-regional recurrence-free survival.

Note that at the beginning of the Cox E-R analyses the authors comment: "Initial (i.e. a priori defined) analyses from the complete cohort did not reveal a clear relationship of lung cancer mortality with DE exposure" as different patterns of lung cancer mortality between surface and UG workers "had obscured exposure-response in the complete cohort".

Surprisingly, the data yield very different patterns of excess cancer mortality as a function of the exposure.

Both could enhance our understanding of the possible different patterns of breast cancer development among Ashkenazi women in Brazil, comparative with those observed in other countries.

Several studies have shown that mucinous ovarian cancer has a different pattern of expression of some molecular factors compared to the other subtypes.

Based on the site-specific spread pattern in different subgroups, the triple negative category of breast cancers in the Chinese population exhibits a different pattern of relapse, which indicates that different organotropism may be due to the different intrinsic subtypes.