To examine the clinical relevance of the results Reliable Change Indicies (RCI) [ 32] as well as percentages of caregivers with improved, stable or deteriorated scores were computed.
The present study demonstrates that ypT stage, age, preCRT tumour differentiation, cN stage, lymphovascular invasion, and perineural invasion (in order of relevance) are reliable predictors for LN metastasis after preoperative CRT in patients with locally advanced rectal cancer.
These categories were highly correlated with the recently revised American Joint Committee on Cancer staging system for breast cancer, demonstrating the clinical relevance of this simple and reliable immunomagnetic technique.
Consequently, molecular analysis is indispensable not only for avoiding diagnostic confusion among Diphyllobothrium spp., but also for facilitating the acquisition of reliable epidemiologic and epizootic information and improving clinical relevance and preventive controls for diphyllobothriosis.
The relevance of large total pressure variations to reliable estimation of the effective transport parameters is emphasized in two experimental setups, particularly quasistationary permeation and classical Wicke Kallenbach cells.
In this context, the design and implementation of reliable and more scalable tools will be of special relevance.
1. Structure of Reliable Methods.
27 To the best of our knowledge, this is the first study that has devised a tool for the reliable and transparent assessment of the relevance of patient reported outcomes to cardiovascular trials.
In our previous work [31], sensed data is classified into two different levels of relevance, where full-reliable transmission is only required for critical data while the remaining data is transmitted under a semi-reliable service.
The relevance of this for the current discussion is whether the Macdonalds' "reliable production" requirement is consistent with Anomalous Monism, which Campbell in effect denies.
