Sentence examples for insignificant disease from inspiring English sources
Even in mice sensitized to G by cutaneous infection with recombinant vaccinia expressing G, intranasal challenge with Gmem rRSV caused insignificant disease.
A useful way to prevent identification of insignificant disease and overtreatment for early PC might be for it not to be diagnosed histopathologically, therefore surveillance without biopsy, but repetitive mpMRI instead may be an option, and it is likely that patients would prefer a mpMRI rather than a biopsy [103].
In total, 39% met Epstein's criteria and 56% met the more liberal criteria for insignificant disease.
14 The remaining 50% are assumed to have clinically insignificant disease or no cancer.
Multivariable analysis revealed that tumour unifocality was most associated with pathologically defined insignificant disease and tumour volume (P<0.0001).
A single PSA test, however, is less likely to identify large numbers of clinically insignificant disease (Heijnsdijk et al, 2012).
It is clear today that clinical study participants are usually patients with better performance status without concomitant diseases or with clinically insignificant concomitant diseases, and therefore optimum chemotherapy treatment is administered to these patients.
This is not outrageous as an increase in new or previously insignificant plant diseases caused by pathogens that grow optimally at higher temperatures has been observed with the increase in global temperatures [ 1, 71].
Additionally, these markers had an improved ability to distinguish between pathologically insignificant and aggressive disease on pathologic examination of RP specimens in a recently published study from the Rotterdam section of the ERSPC (n = 392) [ 58].
Although focal therapy may be regarded as an alternative to active surveillance by many physicians, it should not be proposed to patients with confirmed, clinically insignificant, low-risk disease who are unlikely to benefit from any form of treatment and in whom even focal therapy would be regarded as an overtreatment.
Bacteria can colonize in the rhizosphere zone or inner part of plant tissues and enhance plant growth resulting insignificant resistance to diseases by improving plant nutrition.
