Sentence examples for prognoses of from inspiring English sources

So protean are its forms and so varied its features that even specialist prognoses of aggressiveness, invasion and response to treatment have typically generated more exceptions than rules.

But Mr. Weber disputed what he said were "dramatic prognoses" of the effect higher capital requirements would have on banks' ability to lend.

Disregarding the prognoses of Wall Street and virtually every Argentine economist outside the government, Mr. Cavallo buoyantly predicted that the entire economic panorama would change in the next three months.

I believe the doomy prognoses of climate science, but remain optimistic that if we can turn around the climate crisis, we will generate great opportunities for making the world a better place.

However, having lived with and through dire prognoses of family and friends, I have seen that those who embrace life in the face of death encourage inclusion and richness of experience in their final days.

As she was the first girl to follow the course at the university, she was delighted to have a job despite the dour prognoses of her male fellow-students.

Several models have been used to determine prognoses of patients with alcoholic hepatitis.

These proteases may be useful in determining the prognoses of patients with oral carcinoma.

Since then, the prognoses of patients with unresectable and metastatic GIST have dramatically improved [6 9].

The prognoses of childhood cancers have improved over the last few decades.

Each case highlights components of the differential diagnosis, as well as reviews the treatments and prognoses of these patients.