Sentence examples for indicated later stage from inspiring English sources

While these indicated later stage at diagnosis as being an important explanation for part of the difference, the studies only covered a few sites of cancer and were based on relatively small numbers of patients diagnosed during the early 1980s.

These results indicate that later stage germ cells are less tolerant to ROS than early type germ cells.

Macroalbuminuria is a powerful risk marker, but these results may indicate the later stages when the patient's health deteriorates to the point were normal life is severely interrupted (loss of sight and working ability) and death ensues.

Patients indicated that at a later stage a good empathetic relationship with the doctor was important for the acceptance of prevention.

For the RT (L1) analysis, we found a significant main effect of trial blocks, F 7, 77) = 31.9, MSE = 104,907, p <.001, ηp =.74, with the earlier stage being marked by slower speeds than the later stage, indicating a learning effect.

Second stage vitreoretina surgery with or without lens extraction was performed for further vision rehabilitation at a later stage in indicated eyes.

Lack of change in TGF-α in the studied subjects may possibly indicate its association at a later stage in the disease progression or exclusively associated with postmenopausal breast cancer risk.

Developmental period 1 indicates the comparisons between stages 94 dpc and 1 dpn; Developmental period 2 indicates the comparisons between stages 1 dpc and 28 dpn; Developmental period 3 indicates the comparisons between stages 28 dpc and 188 dpn; 'Up' indicates higher expression values of later stages, 'down' indicates lower expression values at later stages.

The decrease in pigments during the later stage of fermentation indicated the decomposition or transformation from orange pigments into yellow pigments.

RecQ4 is not required for the association of GINS with chromatin, indicating that it functions at the later stage in the initiation, unlike Sld2 in yeast.

While we can not rule this possibility out because positive selection and relaxed purifying selection both increase the Ka/Ks ratio, a regression of Ka/Ks to Ks for each fragment in the early and later stage of evolution indicates that (positive + relaxed purifying) selection is less prevalent in the early stage than the later stage (Fig. 2B).