Sentence examples for implications for staging from inspiring English sources

Its presence has marked implications for staging and treatment of otolaryngological malignancies, automatically upstaging tumours to T3 in the most recent eighth edition of American Joint Committee Cancer staging manual [12].

The depiction of disease sites and metastatic burden has implications for disease staging and prognostication.

Assessment of small volume lymphadenopathy, which has significant implications for patient staging and management, is unfortunately the Achilles' heel of CT.

The way you manage the process at each stage will have implications for later stages.

The integrated analysis identified novel gene signatures in stage II CRC tumors, with strong implications for late stage aggressive and metastatic phenotypes (Table  1; Fig.  5).

This has important implications for late-stage candidate selection and assessing how they can support the drive for malaria elimination.

The spatiotemporal variability of the solar resource has implications for every stage in the development and operation of a photovoltaic power plant from siting and design through grid integration and day-to-day operation.

This is intuitive but often ignored, and the implications for early-stage companies are tremendous.

And that ultimately may fuel disinterest with this particular public float, and therefore broader challenges to both SoftBank and its Vision Fund, with all the implications for growth-stage startups that entails.

The above results have important implications for the stage at which comprehensive polymorph discovery can take place.

This has implications for the stage at which doctors would perceive LMWH injections as unsuitable as the defining point of 'end of life' was so variable and it was therefore difficult to pinpoint a general consensus.