Sentence examples for recurrence index from inspiring English sources

The Fear of Recurrence Index was developed to test the relation between type of surgery and fear of recurrence.

For each chromosome, a recurrence index (RI) was defined as the ratio of the number of affected cell lines and the total number of tested cell lines.

This shows that the meta-signature can serve as a common breast cancer recurrence index that is able to predict patient survival in heterogeneous sample populations.

Other early measures of fear of cancer recurrence include the Worry about Cancer Scale [ 5] and the Fear of Recurrence Index [ 5, 6].

For this study, we also applied the previously set threshold to identify patients with an ultralow risk of distant recurrence (index-score >0.6) [ 2].

Aberrant methylation patterns appear to reflect a pre-malignant characteristic of the urinary bladder mainly because UC is a neoplasia with multifocal lesions and elevated recurrence indices [ 73], thus corroborating the hypothesis that epigenetic alterations in cancer may preexist in morphologically normal cells [ 74].

Disease-free survival was calculated from the time from surgery to the first recurrence of index cancer or to all-cause death.

The median C-index of our gene expression models is higher than the C-index for the Veridex 76-gene prognostic signature [ 11] for disease mortality (horizontal green line, C-index of 0.58), but lower than the Veridex signature for disease recurrence (C-index of 0.58).

Radiotherapy may have a role in the treatment of PT depending on the number of recurrences, mitotic index, bulky tumor, status of resection margins, and p53 and Ki67 expression.

Cox-regression analysis showed that the risk of self-reported recurrences of index ankle sprain was significantly lower for the brace group versus the training group (relative risk 0.53; 95% CI 0.29 to 0.97) and also lower, and not significantly different for the combi group versus the training group (relative risk 0.71; 95% CI 0.41 to 1.23).

In HIV-infected adults who are not treated with antiretroviral therapy (ART), iNTS disease is frequently recurrent, with recurrence in 20%43%% of index cases.