Sentence examples for measurable in two from inspiring English sources

This success rate is measurable in two ways.

The clinical response to preoperative chemotherapy was determined from the two diameters measurable in two dimensions by multiplying the longest diameter by the greatest perpendicular diameter and was classified as follows.

The dynamical limitation theory gives an answer: the effect of microRNA action will be observable and measurable in two cases: 1) if it affects the dominant system of the protein translationary machinery, or 2) if the effect of microRNA action is so strong that it changes the limiting place (the dominant system).

Tumour progression was estimated for every patient in group C, if any measurable (in two dimensions) lesion was documented, either clinically or radiologically at the moment of entry into the study and at some point in time during the preceding 3 months.

In the late 1970s the World Health Organization (WHO) introduced a standard assessment of tumor response, proposed by Miller et al. [ 2] and adopted internationally, defining objective responses of lesions measurable in two dimensions, such as pulmonary metastasis assessed by X-rays.

Nobody disputes the move from (2) to (3) for compatible observables, i.e. those which, according to QM, are jointly measurable in one arrangement.

Mammaglobin (MAM) expression was measurable in four of the 37 control blood samples.

As a result of extensive necrosis and/or cavitation of the primary tumour, BF was not measurable in seven patients at week 3 and nine patients at week 6, and was recorded as being zero.

We have previously reported a weak correlation between DNA damage and plasma concentrations of the 4-hydroxy metabolite of IFO, although this unstable metabolite was only measurable in four patients (Johnstone et al, 2000).

HBV genotype was determined in 9 out of 13 HDV positive patients, 6 were genotype A and 3 genotype D. Furthermore HCV serology was known in 141 individuals; anti-HCV was identified in 31 patients (22%%) and HCV RNA was measurable in nine of these patients (median 2.6 ×10 copies/mL).

For measurable disease, complete response was defined as the complete resolution of disease sites and partial response as >50% reduction in the measurable lesions (measured in two directions) sustained for 1 month after completion.