Sentence examples for outcome to current from inspiring English sources
Based on published data on the treatment of atypical meningiomas with carbon ions at GSI, the present study will evaluate this treatment concept in a larger patient population and will compare outcome to current standard photon treatment.
The p53-independent anti-leukaemic mechanisms of Tnv-6 identified through our studies could be particularly relevant to CLL patients with sub-types of p53-pathway dysfunction associated with poor outcomes to current therapy (Lin et al, 2012).
WHATEVER the statistics and whatever the specifics of an eventual outcome to the current rent-law struggle, the decades-old debate is based on recurring contentions and standard stereotypes invoked by both sides, usually with some degree of validity.
OPEC's high reserves, low production-to-reserves ratios and a propensity not to adhere to volume quotas, make a drive for higher market share through higher output and lower prices a logical outcome to their current dilemma.There is an alternative strategy however; managing price rather than volume.
To provide the best estimates of the relation between breastfeeding and the studied outcomes, several potential determinants of the outcome according to current knowledge were considered as potential confounders.
In accordance with our results, NSE levels drawn 72 hours after ROSC correlated poorly with neurological outcome according to current recommended cutoffs in patients treated with MTH.
Our own research shows that stratifying patients with non-specific low back pain (including those with leg pain) according to their risk of poor outcome (i.e. prolonged disability) and providing treatments matched each strata, results in better clinical and cost outcomes compared to current best (non-stratified) care [ 23].
Our institution regularly performs surgical pulmonary embolectomy with improved outcomes compared to current reports.
Based on our findings, we believe that several outcomes add to current body of knowledge regarding running intensity and pacing during competitive circumstances.
The high "Major" failure rate for the Control restorations (15%) is disappointing but is a reflection of the outcomes related to current practice in the general practice environment.
Exploratory factor analysis has been used previously in studies of 1991 Gulf War-related illnesses [ 15- 18] and is likely to be equally valuable in understanding symptoms and health outcomes related to current US military engagements in Iraq and Afghanistan.
