Sentence examples for recurrence ratio from inspiring English sources

The recurrence ratio was 30% (6/20) of cases with good response and 50% (15/30) of cases with poor response (p < 0.05).

As to crude oils, the share of high molecular weight hydrocarbons in them is very low [a recurrence ratio of C n+1/C n is approximately 0.7 0.8 (Senra 2009)]; therefore, the n-alkanes that will crystallize out at the cloud point should not necessarily be the highest molecular weight n-alkanes present in the crude oil.

We have not found any difference in the recurrence ratio between both procedures.

Some authors use a temporal amniotic membrane patch covering the excised area with low recurrence ratio [ 13].

Protective measures against sun radiation, such as wearing sunglasses, refractive glasses or a hat do not affect the recurrence ratio in our sample either.

Mik does not note any statistically significant correlation between recurrence ratio and age (p = 0.055), pathological fracture (p > 0.1) or cyst activity (p = 0.41).

AMD is a common, late-onset disease that is modified by covariates including smoking and body mass index and has recurrence ratios for siblings of a case that are 3 6-fold higher than in the general population (1).

However, although the possibility of selection bas, recurrence to non-recurrence ratio showed the increasing trend of recurrence rate as the stage get advanced in the patients with discordant findings (Table 5).

Stratifying women by age, in young women the recurrence rate ratio of taxane versus no taxane was 0.38 (2 P < 0.00001) and the breast cancer mortality rate ratio was 0.46 (2 P < 0.00001), whereas in older women the proportional risk reduction was 0.52 (2 P < 0.00001) in terms of recurrence rate and 0.66 (P = 0.00002) in terms of mortality.

The distant recurrence rate ratio was 6.2 (P = 0.002).

The recurrence rate ratio of taxane versus anthracycline in 20,000 randomized women was 0.83 (2 P < 0.00001).