Sentence examples for progression at one from inspiring English sources

Survival without disease progression at one year was 46percentt for cord blood and 48percentt for haploidentical marrow.

Thirteen articles considered patients who were diseased at baseline; for example Sylvester et al. [ 33] estimate a superficial bladder cancer patient's probability of recurrence and progression at one and five years.

The unwieldiness of the progression is at one with the fraught atmosphere of the text.

We assume that at any particular time in the cancer progression at most one cell in the tumor population acquires a new mutation leading to a clonal expansion.

The proportion of patients experiencing progression was 55% at one year, 80% at two years and 95% at three years.

Although a slight increase in the mean ΔmTSS was observed, 94.9% (37/39) showed no evidence of radiographic progression (ΔmTSS ≤0.5) at one year after the discontinuation.

As method of evaluating PFS, a time-to-event (PFS curve comparison) approach was selected over a binary (progression free rate at one time point relative to accrual) to avoid arbitrary time point selection.

Assuming a progression-free survival at one year after randomization of 55% for the neoadjuvant + standard treatment and 40% for the standard treatment, and an equal number of patients in each treatment arm (50/50), a total of 310 patients (155 per arm) are required for this two-arm trial to detect a significant difference with an alpha-error of 0.05 and a 1-β power value of 0.80.

Among patients with no progression at follow-up, one out of 10 (10%) were EULAR nonresponders and nine (90%) were EULAR responders.

A subset of RECORD-1 patients from French sites (n=36) demonstrated a median PFS of 5.3 months for sorafenib, 8 months for sunitinib and 12 months for dovitinib (TKI258) after disease progression on at least one VEGFr-TKI and everolimus (Blesius et al, 2010).

"Games are, at one level, a progression on from a film – you jump off a cliff rather than a stuntman jumping off a cliff – but open-world games are actually more than that.