Sentence examples for mutually exclusive disease from inspiring English sources

The primary reason for PICU admission was recorded using a modified classification for mutually exclusive disease categories.

There are four mutually exclusive disease states of agents facing flu during the diffusion, S (susceptible), E (exposed), I (infectious) and R (removed) [ 18].The state transition diagram can be shown as Figure  1.

Total costs were calculated by summing costs for one course of treatment for HCV and 14 years of subsequent, all-cause medical care across the four mutually exclusive disease endpoints.

To discuss influenza transmission characteristics in terminal, rules of agent-based SEIR model are proposed as follow: There are four mutually exclusive disease states of agents facing flu during the diffusion, S (susceptible), E (exposed), I (infectious) and R (removed) [ 18 ].The state transition diagram can be shown as Figure  1.

Duodenal ulcer is associated with corpus sparing gastritis and gastric cancer with corpus atrophy and are clinically mutually exclusive diseases.

Allocating individuals to the mutually exclusive chronic disease profile groups and summing separately avoided double-counting.

The mutations were mutually exclusive in disease subtypes, suggesting a key role of the spliceosome mutations in the pathogenesis of myeloproliferative disorders.

Third, the field of palliative care in cancer has expanded greatly, offering symptom management to late-stage cancer patients, and demonstrated that it is not mutually exclusive with disease-targeted therapies or clinical research.

Clinical presentation of disease was defined as one of the following mutually exclusive categories: miliary disease, combined pulmonary and extrapulmonary disease, extrapulmonary only disease, and pulmonary only disease which was further divided into non-cavitary pulmonary disease and cavitary pulmonary disease.

However, these are not mutually exclusive, as the disease mechanism could involve a combination of both effects.

> > > There were four mutually exclusive chronic HCV disease endpoints incorporated into this model: (1) cured, (2) not cured and no cirrhosis, (3) not cured with cirrhosis and no end-stage liver disease (ESLD), and (4) not cured with cirrhosis progressing to ESLD.