Sentence examples for grade of occurrence from inspiring English sources

When events are reported in terms of occurrence (e.g., a binary event where a subject experienced an event or did not) or grade of occurrence (e.g., an ordered categorical event where increasing severity is associated with higher event grades), the relationship between exposure and events should be conducted using logistic regression because intermediate grades or occurrences cannot occur.

There was a significant association between grade of dysplasia and occurrence of carcinoma (either subsequent or concurrent), with P<0.0001 using Cochran Armitage trend test.

Our team has previously shown that miR-34c is decreased in PCa, inversely correlates to the grade of the tumour, occurrence of metastases, and shortened survival, and that reconstituted levels of miR-34c induce changes in proliferation, apoptosis, migration, invasion (Hagman et al, 2010), and AR levels (Ostling et al, 2011).

Mild myelosuppressive chemotherapies were classified as grade A, moderate ones as grade B, severe ones as grade C, and chemotherapies that caused severe myelosuppression and persistent immunodeficiency (known as conditioning regimens for transplant) as grade D. The timing of occurrence of severe odontogenic infection was retrospectively investigated.

The treatment protocol may be discontinued for the following reasons: decision of the treating doctor, high grade toxicity, occurrence of a serious adverse effect, disease progression, patient refusal to continue and patient death.

Participants grade the occurrence of each symptom during the last week on a scale of 0 (rarely) to 3 (most of the time).

Hence, our method can be used to detect and grade the occurrence of the LTP cancer cells and to study their contribution to the maintenance and therapy resistance of the tumor.

Bendamustine could be delayed for up to 21 days and was dose modified in accordance with the grade and occurrence of the adverse event.

Respondents were asked to grade the occurrence of each symptom in the previous four weeks as "None", "Mild", "Moderate" or "Severe".

There was a strong correlation between radiation field (T-shaped or local alone) and acute adverse events (grade 3), rate of occurrence of grade 3 or higher adverse events being significantly higher in patients who underwent radiotherapy with a T-shaped field (p = 0.046; Pearson's product moment correlation coefficient = -0.367).

The relationship of panobinostat exposures to overall response rate (ORR) per International Myeloma Working Group IMWGG) criteria and frequency of occurrence of grade 3 or 4 adverse events (AEs) in the phase 1b trial B2207 were also analyzed.