Sentence examples for projected prognosis from inspiring English sources

These results suggest that GPs may not have methods available to sufficiently consider severity of disease and projected prognosis given particular treatment decisions.

P45 appears as one of the wrongly projected poor prognosis patients instead of P55.

The methods for exposing impacted canines are outlined and the relative merits of using a closed versus open surgical procedure are discussed in relation to the projected long-term prognosis and appearance of the treated outcome.

LHZ participated in design therapy project, estimate prognosis of the two patients.

Exclusion criteria included: 1) a terminal prognosis, 2) a projected stay of less than 90 days, or 3) health complications that prohibited contact.

The planned timeline for this effort spans 5 years (beginning October 2011), and includes milestones for the completion of project 1 (epileptic encephalopathies) by the end of year 3 and project 2 (multiplex families and pairs) by the end of year 5. Completion of project 3 (prognosis) will depend on extra funds being obtained.

Alternatively many good-prognosis patients are projected to the central regions using List A but are scattered around the edges using list B: for example P362, P248 which give very high confidence of being good prognosis patients while list A does not give such high confidence of P362 and in addition, misclassifies P248.

For List A from Figure 1, good prognosis patients are likely to be projected towards the top of the visualisation map while the poor prognosis patients are at the bottom.

However, with List B it is not as unambiguous since this patient is projected into the interface between the two prognosis groups.

For LLE, there are 4 poor prognosis patients (in both gene sets) who are projected to the wrong cluster.

Already, the prognosis has gone from grim to grimmer: the comptroller's office now expects the city to lose 165,000 jobs by August 2010, about double what it projected at midyear.