Sentence examples for have available case from inspiring English sources

To date, we only have available case reports, limited case series, expert opinions and some small retrospective analyses in cases which, against the background of a frequent and potentially life-threatening condition, are insufficient.

We have available several hundred cases from the (clear cell) kidney TCGA for which data have also been assembled on the known risk factors for kidney cancer.

Of the 40 pN+ cases, thirty two cases have available biopsies of the lymph node metastasized diseases for the immunohistochemical assay.

Survival data were available on all 128 cases; of these, 83 cases had available asbestos body burden data.

Pan [84] refers to inductive transfer learning as the case of having available labeled target domain data, transductive transfer learning as the case of having labeled source and no labeled target domain data, and unsupervised transfer learning as the case of having no labeled source and no labeled target domain data.

In the tissue microarrays, 117 cases had available matched LN metastases.

A total of 83 cases had available asbestos body burden data.

A further 19 cases had available surgical pre-treatment material and were only assessed for tumour grade and molecular analysis when sufficient biological material was available.

A total of 104 patients were infected with macrolide-resistant T. pallidum; among them, 40 cases had available macrolide use information, of which only eight (20%), six (15%) and one (2.5%) were treated with azithromycin, erythromycin or both, respectively.

Each patient (n = 128) was assessed for history of exposure to asbestos by a trained industrial hygienist (83 cases had available asbestos body burden data), and additional demographic and environmental data on medical and occupational history was obtained through an in-person questionnaire or interview.

It is a single-center study with a relatively short median follow-up (8.3 months) and with a limited number of cases having available histological specimens (due to the advanced stage of many subjects where biopsies were not considered necessary for HCC diagnosis).