Sentence examples for reported stage from inspiring English sources

However, many of the included studies in the review reported stage, or some other proxy.

We reported stage 1 and 2 combined and stage 3, 4 and 4S separately.

Among these articles, eight [ 26, 27, 33- 37, 38] 38] reported stage M1 GC in 1540 patients (51.28%), and five [ 29- 32, 39] did not supply detailed data for the 1443 patients (46.72%) investigated in the studies.

In series of stage I patients undergoing lymph nodes sampling the prevalence ranged from 2% (Tsuruchi et al, 1993) to 4,2% (Carnino et al, 1997) while ranged from 13% (Di Re et al, 1989) to 24% (Burghadt et al, 1991) in series of reported stage I patients undergoing pelvic alone or pelvic and aortic lymphadenectomy.

Given that the majority of participants (84.4%) reported Stage 0 and Stage I cancer, combined with the fact that this cohort is characteristically viewed as being highly active and motivated women, their experiences cannot be generalized to the broader population of breast cancer survivors.

All studies reported stage of disease; nine of the studies used a sample of patients of whom more than 75% presented in potential curable early stages that is, stage 1-3a non-small celungung cancer or limited stage small cell lung cancer.

These studies reported stages-of-change towards smoking cessation, except Crane et al., who reported stages-of-change towards participation in mammographic screening.

Our study reported stage-specific relative survival estimates in colorectal subsites and showed substantial survival advantages of patients with early-stage tumours.

Up to now, available comparative population-based studies on BRC survival were often limited as they provided survival trends stratified by age only (e.g. [ 6, 7, 9]) or reported stage-stratified survival only for singular calendar years [ 10, 11].

It will then move to report stage and will then receive a third reading before moving to the House of Lords.

The bill had been due to go to report stage in the House of Lords today but has now been postponed until after Easter.