Fig. 4 A 62-year-old man with biochemical recurrence (PSA of 3.2), who had suspected PSMA-avid prostate bed recurrence measuring 1.0 × 0.6 cm after initial treatment with brachytherapy, seen on PSMA PET (b) and DCE images (d).
Only, in this case, the D matrix was used in place of S so that each module also had an associated R(M,D) recurrence measure as well.
The primary outcome measure will be fall recurrence, measured with monthly falls diaries.
Recurrence, measured cross-sectionally, may reflect both of these conditions; measured prospectively, determining the apparent contribution of each factor is easier.
The recurrence score measures the overall amount of up- or down-regulation across all experiments that controls for redundancy across datasets (Table S2).
The principles for and the determinants of the formation of calcium stones, uric acid stones, infection stones, and cystine stones are briefly discussed in a way that should provide a necessary basis for the design of rational recurrence preventive measures.
Depending on the tumor-specific risk of recurrence, adjuvant measures such as phenol instillation or cryotherapy with liquid nitrogen may additionally be applied due to their chemical and physical effects improving the local effect of curettage [1, 5, 6, 7].
We developed a score called recurrence that measures the degree to which observed differential expression in a module is replicated in independent gene lists.
Success in preventing cancer recurrence is measured in long intervals of 5 or 10 years or more, and there has been little long-term study of MammoSite.
Many of Earth's most recent seismic disasters have resulted from the rupture of faults that have recurrence times measured in thousands of years.
