Sentence examples for response as outlined from inspiring English sources

Five patients were classed as good responders (AJCC TRG 0/1 with N0/1 post-CRT or good clinical response) and 6 as poor responders (AJCC 2/3, N2 disease post-CRT, or poor clinical response) as outlined in Table 1.

The current guidelines for assessment of tumor response as outlined by RECIST address anatomical tumor size.

H. pylori-infected patients with chronic dyspeptic symptoms and negative endoscopy are now treated and labelled depending on their treatment response as outlined in figure 1. CQ9.

With growing evidence that focusing on the most disadvantaged children leads to more sustainable development, addressing inequity remains the foundation of UNICEF's response as outlined in the Strategic Plan.

Considering the similarities between PDAC and EH‐CC relative to their therapeutic response, as outlined in this section, future studies examining the therapeutic activity of a nab‐Paclitaxel and gemcitabine combination in EH‐CC are more than justified.

Although this study argues that LTP could become a potential focal therapy for localised PCa, it remains possible that a reduction in metastatic tumour volume could be observed after treatment with LTP, as a result of necrotic cell death and its associated immune response as outlined earlier.

This is especially true if the company then refuses to do anything but hand out canned responses as outlined in the memo.

The decision to recommend four EPAs in the first year of training was a pragmatic one based on the survey responses as outlined above.

The method of addressing individual factors when multiple factors were present followed the same variety of responses as outlined previously, with behaviours reflecting a range of strategies.

Call, write, or visit as outlined above.

To assess the role of individual residues in determining the observed regioselectivity in the hydrolysis step, we performed a quantitative analysis of the electrostatic contributions of key residues to the calculated activation barriers for hydrolysis using the linear response approximation, as outlined in previous studies (see Figure 7 A).