Sentence examples for might predict recurrence from inspiring English sources

We postulated that this might predict recurrence.

It could be reasonably argued that a potentially heterogeneous predictive model built to predict recurrence events on a data set formed from 15 years ago and derived from an Australian population might not be able to accurately predict the end point in a French population if the nomograms do not take into account adjuvant treatment and lymph node status.

Careful characterization of the IC1 microdeletions is therefore needed to predict recurrence risks and phenotypical outcomes.

The authors concluded that c- myc amplification seems to be a strong prognostic marker that might predict early recurrence for node-negative breast cancer patients.

If the PI3K/AKT pathway mediates radiation resistance in cervical cancer, then examination of activity of this pathway might predict the recurrence rate in patients with cervical cancer treated similarly with primary radiation.

As some of the recurrences detected in the first 12 months after initial cystoscopy might present no actual recurrences but tumors missed by initial cystoscopy, the role of urine markers to predict recurrence was determined separately for recurrences occurring later than one year after initial cystoscopy.

Today, doctors try to predict recurrence by looking at a patient's age and the size and so-called grade of the tumor.

During the last decades, several scores have been proposed to predict recurrence after CRLM resection.

Therefore, there is an urgent need to predict recurrence and response to therapy, especially because patients prone to recurrence may receive alternative treatment.

Identification of factors that predict recurrence and distinguish DCIS from invasive recurrence would facilitate treatment recommendations.

In the present study, CD44v9 positivity could predict EGC recurrence in a smaller population than was required for H. pylori infection status to predict recurrence.