Sentence examples for for those distant from inspiring English sources

But the translation I always turn to, the one that gives me the best feel for those distant times, is that aged 50-cent paperback I bought 40 years ago in Athens.

But what generally enables that act of projective imagination is the expectation of a significant degree of psychological connectedness, so the less there is expected to be of that relation, the less our concern for those distant stages is likely to be.

Thus, with sufficiently informed consent, surgical resection represents an option for solitary adrenal metastasis, even for those with distant recurrence.

Certainly, many of us sacrifice for our families, friends, neighbors, and often for those in distant communities and lands who have suffered personal and natural tragedies.

This increase was apparent in all age groups and in all stages, except for those with distant disease at diagnosis.

The five-year relative survival rate for people with localised cancer is 90%, whereas the rate for those with distant disease is only 9% [ 4].

2– 4 Survival was better for patients <50 years of age presenting with locoregional recurrences, but not for those with distant metastases.

Patients with stage I and II disease have a high rate of cure with radiotherapy (RT) alone, while the prognosis for those with distant metastatic spread remains poor.

However, there are still a small proportion of the patients who die from treatment failure, especially for those with distant metastasis.

Survival is strongly associated with stage at presentation: the 5-year relative survival rate for people with localised cancer being 90% and the rate for those with distant disease only 12% (National Cancer Institute, 2010).

Moreover, in a Cox regression analysis, anti-CCNY autoantibody was an independent factor that predicted poor prognosis for postoperative patients with early-stage NSCLC (P = 0.026) as well as for those with distant metastasis (P = 0.012).