Sentence examples for progression to exclude from inspiring English sources
We required documented evidence of disease progression to exclude those patients with stable disease due to intrinsically slow growth rate.
Guidelines further advise referrals occur earlier (glomerular filtration rate greater than 30 mL/min/1.73m) when patients show evidence of risk factors for rapid CKD progression, to exclude primary renal diseases when the etiology of CKD is unclear, and for the management of the early sequelae (including anemia and bone disease) of CKD, which are associated with poor clinical outcomes[ 5- 8].
When the analysis was repeated and restricted to progression to AD (excluding six patients who developed other types of dementia) the risk estimates were even higher.
Two years later, a second laparoscopy was performed to exclude progression of the endometriosis but only a few spots of superficial endometriosis were reported.
Response assessment was required to determine suitability for surgery and to exclude progression (see supplementary Material, available at Annals of Oncology online).
B-cell clonality analysis was performed in the initial biopsy as well as in the follow-up biopsy after detection of CD20 expression in the neoplastic population to exclude progression to or concomitant existence of B-cell lymphoma.
The progress of the wave-front excitation was fast, 0.22 mm/ms, which is likely to exclude a progression through gap-junctions (Haas et al. 2006).
The present retrospective study includes patients with a MRI evidence of recurrent or progressive GBM, occurring at least 3 months after the end of RT, in order to exclude pseudo-progression.
Monitoring may therefore primarily be helpful to exclude significant disease progression.
However, our data do not allow to exclude upregulation during tumour progression.
To exclude the joint damage progression due to not being able to be intensively treated, we performed a subgroup analysis of T2T-achieving patients and found that seven (18%%) of them had radiographic progression.
