Sentence examples for factor of stage from inspiring English sources
(1 where γ t is a discount factor of stage t obtained from an annual discount rate and b k is the number of hours of block k.
In addition, we noted though that there was evidence of non-proportional hazards for the important clinical factor of stage, between stage II and III colon cancer patients (Sargent et al, 2007, 2010), both stage II and III patients exhibited classical log-normal-shaped patterns for recurrence risk.
In our study, the socio-economic variable 'occupational' was an independent prognostic factor of stage at diagnosis and of overall survival: the higher the occupational status, the better the stage and the longer the survival, as found in other studies (Thomson et al, 2001; Cross et al, 2002; Taylor and Cheng, 2003; Lagerlund et al, 2005; Downing et al, 2007).
T2b and N1 are two key factors of stage IIb NPC.
Survival was analysed by means of the Cox's proportional hazards model and was adjusted for the prognostic factors of stage and PS.
Survival was analysed by means of the proportional hazards model (Cox, 1972) and was adjusted for the prognostic factors of stage and PS.
More clinical factors of stage, grade, microsatellite instability (MSI), microsatellite stability (MSS), sites, race, gender, and age were adjusted for gene ordering and secondary genetic screening in the multinomial and multivariate logistic regression.
Safety factor of elastic stage and ultimate stage are also defined to evaluate safety reservation of the structure under unexpected circumstance.
(17) However multivariate prognostic analysis has shown that EGFR could be a prognostic factor at any stage of gastric cancer, because this analysis identified EGFR as a prognostic factor independent of stage.
The Mann–Whitney U test was used for assessment of differences in the frequency-independent prognostic factors of stages II and III groups.
Theatrical performance isn't antithetical to movies; it's essential to them — especially when it's pushed to the extremes that distinguish theatre from movies, when it captures the fear factor of the stage.
