Sentence examples for publishing survival from inspiring English sources

Last year hospitals that perform heart surgery began publishing survival rates, along with the rates that, on Europe-wide calculations, they would have expected given the particular patients they treated.

We parameterized our model using published survival and fecundity rates.

Conclusion: The outcomes for this patient population compare favorably with previously published survival data from larger studies.

We recently published "Survival Strategies for Going Abroad: a Guide for People With Disabilities," by Laura Hershey, which offers a compilation of essential travel tips and resources from people with disabilities.

New York is one of a handful of states that publish survival rates for cardiac surgery and angioplasty, at each of the 30 hospitals where the procedures are performed, and for each surgeon.

We proposed the use of simple equations to calculate time-dependent sensitivity and specificity based on published survival curves and other time-dependent indicators as predictive values, likelihood ratios, and posttest probability ratios to reappraise prognostic marker accuracy.

In 1944, The New Yorker published "Survival", Hersey's gripping account of a young naval officer's effort to save his men after their boat had been torpedoed by the Japanese.

Survival estimates were based on published survival curves for patients who achieved and those who did not achieve a complete cytogenetic response after treatment with interferon-alpha.

Clinical outcomes were derived from published survival analyses based on North American PURSUIT data.The present analysis is representative of the Canadian health care setting.

The National Australian Childhood Cardiomyopathy Study Group recently published survival rates for pediatric DCM.

Exploratory analyses of our methods with previously published survival pathway signatures reproduced the correct survival outcomes.