Sentence examples for prognosis death from inspiring English sources

For example, prognosis (death or cure) is not presented broken down by Z-N status (i.e. for smear-positive and smear-negative separately).

These levels implicated a poor prognosis (death) in the study by Okano et al. (1998).

Serum GFAP levels following TBI were significantly higher in patients showing an unfavourable prognosis (death or GOS ≤3).

A decrease of CA 15-3 of more than 33% was an indication of bad prognosis (death from disease P=0.007; disease free survival P=0.0087).

In colorectal cancer (CRC), liver metastases are linked to poor prognosis – death and recurrence are frequently attributable to liver metastases [ 1– 3].

These analyses demonstrated the expected associations between prognosis (death and cancer recurrence) and ER, PR, tumour grade, p53 mutation, HER2 or lymph node status (Table 3, rows a-f), but did not show any independent association for p53β or p53γ isoforms (Table 3, rows g and h).

Poor quality of life or certainty of cardiac arrest Conflate prognosis of death with a diagnosis of death.

"Without the transplant, his prognosis was death," said his physician, Dr. Susan Dorr Goold, associate director for ethics and health policy at the University of Michigan Medical School.

He reckoned then there was a very strong sporting chance of not surviving: the blitz, to-ing and fro-ing to Africa, submarine warfare, the diseases of Africa, all stacked up to a promising prognosis of death.

Undaunted by the diagnosis when he was 21 and prognosis of death before 30, Hawking defied every expectation and lived an extraordinary and productive life.

Here, Table 12 shows that Attributes instantiating treatment appeared less than those instantiating pain, symptoms or side-effects and more than those instantiating prognosis and death.