Sentence examples for excluding stable from inspiring English sources

The first one was tumour response (thus excluding stable disease) based on radiological criteria, and the second one was TTP.

A subgroup of patients who had partial and minor CT response (excluding stable disease) were also analysed, and significant positive associations were found for the number of tumour lesions (four or fewer), number of LuTate cycles (four or more), total cumulative activity, and concurrent 5-FU chemotherapy.

Methods: In order to establish trends and to exclude stable post surgical patients we limited eligible patients to those who were on the unit for 3 days or more.

2 The 2010 UK National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence NICEE) guidelines recommend that exercise ECGs should no longer be used to diagnose or exclude stable angina in patients.

We suggest that should these patients subsequently develop pain, they should be re-examined and have imaging to exclude stable spine injury.

No evidence of comigration of ABCA1 and MEGF10 proteins was found thus excluding a stable assembly in a single complex (Figure 4C, upper panel).

To exclude that stable transfection with the occludin constructs altered the expression of other TJ components, equal amounts of protein from each of the picked clones were separated by SDS-PAGE analyzedyzed by Western blotting.

When the parameters ((alpha_{1},areha_{2})) are located under the bifurcation of (S^), and near (S^), all solutions will approach the outer stable periodic solution excluding equilibria and the stable manifold of the trivial equilibrium (see Figure 9(a)).

The significance was preserved when comparing patients with a PD to objective responders (CR and PR) excluding patients with stable disease (SD) from the statistical analysis (Table 4).

Excluding the non-stable values within +10% precipitation changes, a 1% precipitation increase generally results in a 1.15 1.69% (mean 1.42%) increase in streamflow and a 1% precipitation decrease generally results in 1.46 1.69% decrease in streamflow.

The aim of this study was to evaluate the effectiveness of a management protocol integrating eFAST and excluding X-rays in stable trauma patients.