Sentence examples for margin of advanced from inspiring English sources

23 Recently, we demonstrated that CEACAM1 was re-expressed at the invasive margin of advanced colorectal cancers, and that CEACAM1-L dominant expression was associated with lymph node involvement, distant metastasis and shorter survival.

All toxicities of the cetuximab-based chemotherapy lay within acceptable and expected margins for treatment of advanced metastatic cancer.

At the Stewart School, we have developed a ranking system that starts with margin of victory, mixes in advanced mathematics and creates rankings that more accurately predict N.C.A.A. tournament outcomes.

The transients and setpoint simulation/system-integrated modular reactor (TASS/SMR) code has been used to identify the safety margin of a 65-MWt advanced integral reactor and to evaluate its design performance.

In competitive swimming (national, world and Olympic events) it is usually a very short winning time margins that often requires the help of advanced technology to determine the time difference between the winner and loser.

We therefore consider postoperative adjuvant radiation therapy in cases of advanced cystic duct adenocarcinoma with positive surgical margins, but more studies are needed to establish its efficacy.

It is important to emphasise that this group of patients were defined by MRI as locally advanced, where the margin of excision was considered at risk.

In addition, higher sales of advanced devices like the iPhone came at a high cost for Verizon as its profit margin dipped, Michael Nelson, a Mizuho analyst, said.

These low rates are not essential for growth — consider Germany, for instance, which has managed to maintain its status as a center of advanced manufacturing, even though its top income-tax rate exceeds America's by a considerable margin.

By virtue of advanced materials with improved properties, the ATF system will obviously slow down the progression of accidents, allowing wider margin of time for the mitigation measures to work.

Jones, the executive director of advanced placement.