Sentence examples for interval progression from inspiring English sources

b Interval progression of disease with ascites and the mass-like omental cake (arrowheads) in the remaining omentum after a partial omentectomy on a CT scan 3 months later.

There were 520 2-year mSASSS interval progression scores available, and in 63% of them a 2-year RASSS interval progression score could be determined.

The mean (SD) 2-year interval progression score (330 intervals) was 2.0 (3.6) for the mSASSS and 2.4 (4.4) for the RASSS, yielding a similar effect size (mSASSS 0.57 and RASSS 0.55).

The observed significant difference in the rate of malignancy when the microcalcifications were detected after the first episode of screening is likely due to the fact that recall in subsequent rounds signifies interval change, either through the new development of microcalcifications or significant interval progression between screening mammograms.

A separate analysis, in which the Sharp score was replaced by the change in Sharp score, also indicated that the change in Sharp score (interval progression; Sharp units per year) was significantly and independently associated with the HAQ score (p = 0.001; table 2).

After two cycles, her CA19-9 had increased from 1,070 U/mL to 3,769 U/mL (0 35 U/mL) and a computed tomography (CT) scan of her chest/abdomen/pelvis showed "interval progression" of her metastatic liver disease (largest liver lesion now 8 × 5 cm).

The tumor-free survival (TFS) (duration of tumor-free interval), progression-free survival (PFS) (time from initiation of therapy to 10% increase in the longest diameter of tumor mass), and overall survival (OS) (time from onset of symptomatic leukemia to the day of death or killing) were determined for each treatment group.

In 25% of the intervals (81 out of 330 intervals), progression occurred exclusively in the cervical segment and in 7% (23 out of 330) in the lumbar segment.

In the surveillance group no difference in mean interval to progression, frequency of local progression, development of metastases or death rate of prostatic carcinoma was found when the patients with initially well and moderately well differentiated carcinoma were compared.

Mean interval to progression in the patients treated subsequently was 31 months.

Because they were fundamental to the questions under study, each model included Interval and Progression irrespective of statistical significance.