Sentence examples for grade progressed from inspiring English sources

The median %PABS for the prostate cancer patients with bone metastasis sharply increased as EOD grade progressed as follows: 0.9 for grade 1, 3.6 for grade 2, 12.8 for grade 3 and 23.3 for grade 4.

Not a single patient out of 64 patients with the cytologic diagnosis of low-grade SIL progressed to high-grade CIN (Nobbenhuis et al, 1999).

For patients whose grade 2 rash progressed to grade 3, and for those experiencing grade 3 rash, TVR was permanently discontinued.

Previously, reports suggested that a fraction of histologic grade 3 tumors progressed from grade 1 with accumulation of genomic aberrations [ 34, 35].

Of the 20 patient paired samples; 5 pairs are WHO grade II astrocytomas progressing to grade III astrocytomas, 5 pairs are WHO grade II astrocytomas progressing to WHO grade IV glioblastomas, and 10 pairs are grade III astrocytomas progressing to grade IV glioblastomas.

Even when complying he does so with a defiant grin," Steinmetz's fourth-grade progress report reads.

This report -- the first in a series -- grades progress in three main areas: "Rollout" (Are critical milestones being met?); "Reactions" (Are key health care and political players cooperating?); and "Results" (Is health care reform actually reining in insurance premiums and insuring more Americans?).

DCIS not detected by MRI will most likely be low-grade, progress slowly, and be detected by the next mammographic examination.

Specimens were graded using the Thompson scoring system [ 27] where Grade I describes a healthy disc with abundant proteoglycan and normal collagen lamellar structure; grades progress up to Grade V which denotes a severely degenerated disc with prominent collagen lamellar bundles and decreased proteoglycan.

These events were typically low grade, rarely observed in more than one patient, with the exception of grade 3 headache that never progressed to grade 4.

Proxy data for assessing the survival rate to grade four shows that less tan half of those who enrolled in Grade 1 in 2006 successfully progressed to Grade 5. Literacy rates, especially among young women are particularly low.