Sentence examples for ongoing with data from inspiring English sources

Pim expression in MM correlates with advanced disease, and clinical studies of LGH447 in relapsed/refractory MM are ongoing with data reporting impressive single agent activity.

My main goal for the company this year is to set up ongoing processes, with data gathering and regular meetings, so that we can continually evaluate and improve our performance.

The biology research community has invested heavily in microarray technology and values it, despite ongoing challenges with data quality and data interpretation.

An ongoing process with data entered and checked as they become available allows timely recovery of errors and missing data.

Recent cross-sectional analyses of the current, ongoing NHANES, with data from 1999 2002, suggest an increased risk of peripheral arterial disease, hypertension, and renal dysfunction in a population with blood lead levels of approximately 2 μg/dL on average (Muntner et al. 2005; Navas-Acien et al. 2004).

At the time this manuscript is drafted, the field phase is ongoing, with baseline data collection already completed.

Careful monitoring of the mid-term clinical outcomes for all patients in the current study cohort is ongoing, with preliminary data showing a trend toward worse Knee Society function scores in patients with more than 10° of relative rotational alignment between the femoral and tibial components at a median follow-up time of 20 months [ 41].

About 60% of workers around the globe say that they are either unsatisfied with their jobs and companies or that their jobs are just "ok", according to an ongoing Glassdoor.com survey with data from companies in 190 countries.

Several of these facilities achieved high levels of performance after four years of ongoing site visits with data surveillance and feedback [ 22].

A phase 3 study comparing nilotinib 400 mg twice daily with imatinib 600 mg daily in patients with suboptimal response to imatinib 400 mg daily (LASOR) is ongoing, with primary outcome data expected in early 2014.

One-third of employees around the world say they are dissatisfied at work and nearly as many say their jobs are just "ok", according to a Glassdoor.com ongoing company review survey with data from companies in 190 countries.