Sentence examples for more future breast from inspiring English sources

The current study indicates that prostate cancer risk may be an associated risk on one or more future breast cancer susceptibility genes.

The MTR scores show no or only weak correlation with PD (R = 0.03 to 0.22), and may thereby contribute more information to future breast cancer.

We did find a suggestive evidence that any indoor stove/fireplace use and wood burning prior to age 20 years, which encompasses age before first birth for approximately 90% of the LIBCSP study population, may be more relevant for future breast cancer risk than exposure that occurs after age 20 years.

Introduction of additional and validated prognostic biomarkers could add information to current risk stratifications resulting in a more effective management of future breast cancer patients.

This tool may contribute to a more transparent priority-setting process and fairer decision-making in future breast cancer policy development.

Standardized lexicon and structured reports have already been used in several subspecialty areas such as breast (breast cancer) and gastrointestinal oncology (rectal cancer) with great success; there are increasing ongoing efforts for more future widespread use in radiology practice.

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In that first minute, I saw: breasts, breasts, more breasts, and a stereotypical crazy-black-lady character talking about breasts.

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