Sentence examples for involvement stage from inspiring English sources

We investigate key sales management aspects in relation to the export involvement stage of the firm.

We measured neck-shaft angles and noted the degree of femoral head involvement, stage of the disease (fragmentation versus healing) and relative limb lengths, and evaluated Shenton's line [14].

The designation E is used for limited extranodal disease in the absence of nodal involvement (stage IE) or in patients with stage II disease and direct extension to a non-nodal site.

Patients who had pathologic nodal involvement (stage IIA, IIB, IIIA and IIIB) received adjuvant platinum-based chemotherapy.

Right inguinal sentinel lymph node was positive but a subsequent dissection excluded further lymphnodal involvement (stage IIIB: pT4a, pN1a, pMx).

Tumours are categorised as 'local' (stage 1), 'extension beyond organ of origin' (stage 2), 'regional lymph node involvement' (stage 3) and 'metastasis' (stage 4).

Controversial and often poorly understood topics covered include the relationship between borderline tumours and carcinomas, the criteria for and significance of microinvasion, the significance of a micropapillary architecture in a serous borderline tumour, the diagnostic criteria for and significance of extraovarian "implants", lymph node involvement, staging issues and tumour behaviour.

Patients who had pathological nodal involvement (stages IIA, IIB, IIIA, and IIIB) received adjuvant chemotherapy.

The personal chi-square test was used to examine the statistically significant differences between activation of Akt and other known predictive markers (tumor size, node involvement, staging, grade, ER/PR status, and HER2/neu status).

Treatment subgroups are defined on the basis of bone marrow and/or CNS involvement at diagnosis: patients without bone marrow and/or CNS involvement (stages 1 3 of the St Jude staging system) and patients with bone marrow and/or CNS involvement who are stratified according to age and CNS involvement because of the toxicity of methotrexate and cytarabine.

These EORTC RCTs stratified patients by SN-staging (microscopic involvement only: stage III-N1) or gross macroscopic relapse (stage III-N2) as well as by presence or absence of ulceration in the primary tumour.