Sentence examples for more distant stage from inspiring English sources

For uterine sarcomas, IVCs treated more distant stage disease compared to HVCs and LVCs, but HVCs tended to treat patients with more poorly differentiated cancer.

However, the earlier 3 periods have similar stage distribution, and the later 4 periods have another similar stage distribution, with more distant stage patients compared with the earlier 3 periods.

However, there were 62% more distant than limited stage cases for the prostate, confirming findings in a prior SEER-based study (1973 2003) [ 21].

Some reports showed that high levels of EGFR expression are associated with more distant metastasis, more advanced stage, and poorer OS (Garcia et al, 2003; Gamboa-Dominguez et al, 2004; Galizia et al, 2007).

Prohibitin-depleted worms (phb-1 RNAi) phb-1 RNAiRNand) at the young adult stage aphb-2 RNAi phb-2 RNAiattherom wild tyoungorms (control RNadulthan at the fourth larval stage of development (Fig. 1B).

Michael Billington applauded his "haunted taciturnity and withdrawn moodiness" but de Jongh deemed that the heartthrob's "sexual charisma and androgynous prettiness before the camera vanishes clean away on the stage's more distant perspective".

As expected, microRNA expression in D. virilis is highly correlated between neighboring stages, and the correlation gradually decreases between stages that are more distant in developmental time (fig. 2 a, left).

Gene expression in the pooled endosperm tissue (EN) from early developing seed stages shared some similarity with early embryonic stages but was more distant from the seed coats and maturing embryos.

According to Benito and Gripsrud (1992: 464): "Firms are predicted to start their internationalization by moving into those markets they can most easily understand, entering more distant market only at a later stage".

In general, Pearson correlation coefficients decreased as the root stage pairs became more distant to each other developmentally (Fig.  2a).

In addition, centralized care provided by gynecologic oncologists is also an important prognostic factor for endometrial cancer, particularly for patients diagnosed at distant stage as they are more likely to undergo staging surgery and to receive adjuvant chemotherapy [ 56, 57].