Sentence examples for progression red from inspiring English sources
Colors should be used only if they help interpretation: use intuitive colors, if any (for example green for clinical response (green = good), yellow for stable disease and red for disease progression (red = bad) or blue for male and pink for female data.
The patients who died or those without complete remission at 3 months (Table 2) were more likely to have T4 cancer, tumour extending to more than one third of the oesophagus, nodal involvement, larger metabolic volumes on PET1 and PET2, and larger green (regression) or red (progression) volumes on FDG-PET/CT parametric analysis.
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In addition, stromal cells near the cancer cell (which is undergoing EMT) are affected and begin undergoing changes (shown as a progression from green to red cells).
In Plasmodium falciparum, the mechanisms and factors regulating gene expression during progression through its infected red blood cell cycle (iRBC) and underlying mutually exclusive expression of antigenic variation genes involved in immune evasion are far from understood.
The west end of Glasgow may not have been Colina's initial idea of career progression, but everyone in red, yellow and black is thrilled the Spanish midfielder is on board.
At 1 year (Table 3), the patients who died or those without complete remission were younger, had larger tumours (more than one third of the oesophagus and larger metabolic volume on PET1) with more frequent nodal involvement and had larger red volumes (progression).
Partially purified extracts from the leaves of transgenic tobacco plants inhibited in vitro growth progression of Plasmodium falciparum-infected red blood cells.
To represent attribute information associated with individual cases, other types of point maps can be used such as graduated colour maps where a range of colours (e.g. blue to red) indicate a progression of numeric values.
Consistent with the delay in mortality, progression in the proportion of red blood cells infected (% parasitemia) in immunized and challenged mice was slower in comparison to control animals (Figure 3d and 3e).
