Sentence examples for proof of persisting from inspiring English sources
In this Cancer and Leukemia Group B CALGBB) 39803 trial a negative result of VATS was defined as negative lymph-node biopsies from at least three lymph-node stations, whereas a positive result consisted of a pathological proof of persisting N2 disease in the mediastinum or the demonstration of pleural carcinomatosis.
Women with histologically confirmed CIN III lesions by punch or wedge biopsies and with proof of persisting disease (cytology) were left untreated (n = 92).
Complementing the recruitment campaign, a list of shortage specialties had been published by the government in 1999 [ 15]; these were under-filled medical posts to which NHS employers could directly appoint staff from outside the EEA without providing proof of persisting vacancy.
Together, these studies provide proof-of-principle that the fundamental properties governing cancer progression have persisted throughout evolution, and that cross-species comparisons between heterogeneous human and zebrafish cancers can be used to identify clonally dominant driver mutations.
There was, and still is, no proof of these allegations, but the rumors persist, particularly because of the circumstances under which Montesinos was finally captured.
The proof-of-principle classifier confirmed our hypothesis that using only stage I data for both model development and assessment we could identify an informative pattern that may exist and persists through later stages of cancer.
Proof-of-concept clinical study.
Yet Mr. Bush and Mr. Cheney persisted in talking as if there were ironclad proof of Iraq's weapons and plans for global mayhem.
The claim persists on some right-wing Web sites, which may try to interpret his remarks as proof of that view.
Medical historians are also employed to argue that "honest doubts" persisted in the medical community long past the 1950s, justifying as responsible the industry's longstanding claim of "no proof" of hazards.
