Sentence examples for imprecise prognosis from inspiring English sources
Uncertainties can cause infeasibilities, false diagnosis and very imprecise prognosis if not correctly taken into account.
Patient satisfaction, which is often assessed by heath care organizations, may be viewed as a useful, if imprecise, indicator of prognosis in prostate cancer patients, whether that association be due to improved general health, more positive emotions, or a combination of these.
Disease stage is commonly used to determine adjuvant treatment eligibility of NSCLC patients, however, it is an imprecise predictor of the prognosis of an individual patient.
For instance, the observation that low intensity levels of gene Contig15031_RC are (more or less) characteristic for a poor prognosis is imprecise; it can be reformulated as the ultra-simplistic classification system, 'If the intensity level of gene Contig15031_RC is at most 0.055 then the patient has a poor prognosis'.
However, the standard Tumour, Nodes, Metastasis (TNM) system used by pathologists in this respect is imprecise and limited information on prognosis [ 4] and the potential benefit from adjuvant or neo-adjuvant chemotherapy.
The success in treating full thickness macular holes (especially small, early-stage ones) that occurred at that time displaced attention from the impending macular hole group to the full-thickness macular hole group, since the diagnosis and prognosis of impending macular holes was imprecise, as described above.
(The records are imprecise).
(An imprecise dosage killed people).
