Sentence examples for proven net from inspiring English sources

Of the 43 patients with elevated levels of chromogranin-A, just 12 (29 %) had histologically proven NET and the diagnostic performance of SRPET was not better in this subgroup of patients.

From 2006 to 2009, 51 consecutive patients (25 females, 26 males; mean age 57 years) with histologically proven NET and suspicion of metastatic spread were referred to our department for staging by PET/CT and wbMRI.

Materials and methods: [Ga]DOTATOC-PET/CT and whole-body magnetic resonance imaging (wbMRI) were performed on 51 patients (25 females, 26 males, mean age 57 years) with histologically proven NET and suspicion of metastatic spread within a mean interval of 2.4 days (range 0 28 days).

By itself, it's not enough to prove a net-net gain in employment numbers.

The Buyer did not indeed prove the net earnings of the "Refiners" or their scrap value; but it asserts that it is nonetheless entitled to recover the cost of the foundation upon the theory that what it expended in reliance upon the Seller's performance was a recoverable loss.

Clinical PR at six months was in 43 of 60 (72%) patients with histologically proven GEP-NETs after Y-DOTATATE treatment, and 9 patients had SD, and PD was noted in 8 patients.

Patients with symptoms and biochemical features of NET or a biopsy-proven NET but a negative scan with a radiolabelled SSA should be considered for FDG PET.

The regulator believes its new rules will ultimately prove a "net economic benefit".

According to Picard, Wilpon and his partners used the Madoff accounts to prove their net worth and creditworthiness to raise capital "that might not have been otherwise available".

While adopting GPI or GNH metrics will take some adjustment, growing evidence highlighted at the conference is proving the net gain of measuring wellbeing beyond wealth, and the happiness that results.

While makers of mega-deals are sure to find and cultivate projects like Open Directory to prove their Net citizenship, they are clearly angling to carve out the same lucrative fiefs they controlled in the good old days before the Internet turned their businesses upside down.