Sentence examples for prognosis development from inspiring English sources

In this work we propose a user-friendly medically oriented tool for prognosis development systems and experimentation under a case-based reasoning methodology.

Rigorous methodology identified the limitations of the existing research supporting this use of positron emission tomography (PET)/PET-CT in the staging, prognosis development and outcome assessment of diagnosed RMS.

Hypoxia has a key role in defining the behaviour of many cancers including head and neck squamous cell carcinomas (HNSCCs) (Nordsmark et al, 2005) and breast carcinomas (BCs) (Fox et al, 2007); thus the identification of common hypoxia-regulated genes is important both for understanding of cancer evolution, and for improved prognosis or development of novel therapies.

High expression seemed to be a significant predictor for poor prognosis and development of metastasis.

Detection of micrometastases in patients with solid tumours may aid the establishment of prognosis and development of new therapeutic approaches.

These findings, taken together, indicate unequal treatment, which may be important for the prognosis and development of comorbidities in the long term.

Classification based on the distribution of spasticity and the gross motor function provides clinical information on the prognosis and development of children with CP.

This review assesses progress and prognosis for development of such IPV-based combination vaccines, and presents alternatives to hexavalent vaccines for IPV availability and to overcome major challenges in the development of such vaccines.

Considering its high prevalence and clear association with poor prognosis, the development of renal protective strategies is important, especially in patients with known risk factors for AKI undergoing surgeries requiring prolonged durations of CPB.

Although gene-expression profiling does not define prognostic subgroups, classical histological factors do appear to be associated with prognosis: the development of distant metastases was associated with the presence of central fibrosis and a small amount of lymphocytic infiltrate.

Given that patients diagnosed with such advanced disease face a poor prognosis, the development of methods for detection at an early stage of the disease process would have a substantial impact on outcome.