To identify the pearls and pitfalls of diagnosis, understand important points in staging and restaging disease.
For instance, despite the presence of a high tumor burden in stage II disease, the IPI score can be "zero point," whereas the score can be "one point" in stage III disease even if the tumor burden is low.
There is hardly a point in staging a show if it produces a flurry of orders the designer cannot hope to fill.
Orpheus's transformation into a leather-trousered rock star brings us to the production's central problem: there is little point in staging a play about a man with a golden voice if your lead actor (David Murray) can barely sing.
This constraint is an important candidate to represent critical points in later stages of HIV infection having inefficient T cells response leading to immune escape of HIV.
At several points in both stages of the analytic process, I asked people working in similar settings who were not part of my respondent set to review and validate my analyses and interpretations of interview and observational data.
The last two time points enriched in stage-specific genes are found at the beginning and the end of the middle phase at 8 and 16 DAP, respectively.
At various points in the pipeline staged filtering heuristics are applied to ensure a minimum level of quality.
She earned 1,197 points in the nine stages, 717 ahead of the woman who finished second and 557 more than the men's champion.
Still, the third set proved a tight and topsy-turvy affair, with Berdych wasting break points in the early stages, before in turn saving three break points with three consecutive aces when losing 3-4.
