Sentence examples for longer sojourn from inspiring English sources
Throughout the year, the herds spent more time on a specific pasture in Mongolia than in China which applied in particular to cattle and was mainly due to the longer sojourn of the Mongolian herd at the spring and autumn pastures.
Indolent tumours have longer sojourn times.
With longer sojourn time, we would expect higher overdiagnosis (Draisma et al, 2009) in the lower risk group.
Longer sojourn times (upper limits reported in Table 1) did not modify mortality reduction, but was associated with an increase in overdiagnosis of nearly two-fold.
In older women, this issue is greater due to the longer sojourn time of breast cancer, that is longer time in which a cancer is still asymptomatic, but already detectable by a screening test.
Larger tumours had longer sojourn times, with an average sojourn of 6 years (95% CI: 3 16 years) between 21 and 50 mm, whereas aggressive DCIS took an estimated mere half a month (95% CI: 0 1 month) to progress to the invasive ⩽10 mm state.
The second, similarly curated by the art historian Ronald Pickvance, covered his hardly longer sojourns in St-Rémy and Auvers, and went on view in 1986.
In terms of absolute number, modifying uptake or sensitivity resulted in similar ratios of breast cancer deaths avoided per cases overdiagnosed than in the base case, whereas longer mean sojourn times resulted in a reduction of this ratio and shorted mean sojourn times resulted in an increase of this ratio (Supplementary Table 5).
There are few differences between corresponding parameters in the two models, the main being longer average sojourns in the DCIS class under the model with no indolent DCIS (0.04 years in 13-state model vs 0.2 years in 11-state model).
The problem was made worse this year because the Mid-Autumn Festival fell on Sept. 22, within a week of the longer National Day sojourn.
Our slightly longer estimates of sojourn time in the 60 69 age group are consistent with the higher prevalence of prostate cancer at older age.
