Sentence examples for evaluation of high risk from inspiring English sources

Evaluation of high risk primary and metastatic cervical, colorectal and pancreatic cancers have also shown enhanced expression of Mena as compared to low risk cases [ 11, 13- 15].

The evaluation of high risks are according to patients' age, pathology grade, stage, histology type, lymphovascular space invasion (LVSI), tumor size, myometrial invasion, parametrial involvement, cervical stroma or vaginal disease and positive pelvic or para-aortic nodes (Table  1).

This could potentially have a role in the evaluation of high-risk patients with mammographically difficult breasts [ 113].

Collectively, these data suggest that assessment of visceral fat accumulation is useful for evaluation of high-risk group for atherosclerotic cardiovascular diseases, and also type 2 diabetes.

The predominant application for Ga-gallium citrate has been the imaging of patients with lymphoma but this agent has also been used for evaluation of high-risk melanoma.

This included 113 asymptomatic patients who had undergone a cardiac evaluation with 64-slice multidetector computed tomography (MDCT) either as a health check or for cardiac evaluation of high-risk patients with prediabetes or drug-naïve patients with type 2 diabetes at the Seoul National University Bundang Hospital [SNUBH] from March 2005 to May 2010.

The predictive value of these alterations deserves further evaluation in the airway epithelium of high risk individuals in longitudinal studies.

A subjective evaluation of a high risk of hepatotoxicity may have resulted in prescription of a regimen with an assumed better profile of liver tolerability.

Identification and evaluation of a high risk "hot spot" due to exposure to Cr VI) for stainless steel welders is discussed in terms of recent developments in collection, analysis and bioassay of welding fumes.

Significant item of this preoperative evaluation and processing of high-risk patients are biomarkers.

Yet, the use of archival samples dating as far back as 1979 allowed for inclusion of an untreated patient group and this offered a unique opportunity for evaluation of prognosis of high-risk patients without adjuvant chemotherapy.