Sentence examples for range of survival from inspiring English sources

For all of the other LFTs, although the median survivals were significantly reduced, the range of survival included patients surviving for over 2 years and are therefore not absolute indicators of poor prognosis.

Doctors do best in providing accurate prognoses for patients with advanced cancer, because the disease follows a more predictable course and the medical literature provides a range of survival times for most cancers.

Carrying all his worldly possessions in the dried skin of an impala, and with Adrian translating his strange language of clicks, this elfin man, dressed in no more than a strip of animal hide, showed us a range of survival skills that made the SAS look like a troop of boy scouts on a Sunday outing.

This survival rate is within the range of survival reported in numerous other studies where figures varied from 5.3 to 22.5% [7 9, 10 13].

Comparison of annual productivity with a range of survival estimates indicated that these burned forests likely functioned as source habitats for the first 2 years following fire, although this status varied as a function of pre-fire forest age.

The wide range of survival times in inoculated mice suggests relatively low levels of infectious prions and/or uneven distribution of infectious PrP moieties in the inocula [21].

Many other features have a significant impact on survival (disease distribution within the liver, patient age and the grade and ER status of the tumour) but, due to the wide range of survivals within these groups, these values have little use on an individual patient basis.

From the time of diagnosis, the median ranges of survival for LD-SCLC and ED-SCLC are 15 20 and 8 13 months, respectively.

Data analyses first used descriptive statistical analyses to identify the mean, median and interquartile ranges of survival duration by sociodemographic status, comorbidity and cancer stage at diagnosis.

Our scoring method was not only correlated well to the traditional classification, but also demonstrated wider ranges of survival difference among the early-stage cervical cancer patients.

Ranges of survival projections across scenarios are wide, but ranges of estimates of the absolute benefit due to treatment are small, suggesting little sensitivity of absolute benefit estimates to key parameter values.