Sentence examples for select the course of from inspiring English sources

Tumour size, grade, stage, estrogen receptor expression and lymph node involvement have been the markers used to select the course of therapy.

Inherent in this approach lie the assumptions that (i) people know their ultimate goal, (ii) have the means to select the courses of action that are the most likely to lead to goal achievement, and (iii) have the capability to carry out the appropriate courses of action.

Decision-making theory supposes that actors behave rationally to achieve goals by selecting the course of action that will maximize benefits and minimize costs.

For the third phase results —the development of scaffolds— we selected the course of biomedical engineering because in it the support of different technological resources was a more important element in the design of the course.

The ability to identify a hormone independent subset of primary breast cancer using ER as a biomarker has implications for selecting the course of adjuvant treatment [ 3].

By rotating the phase of the receiver's local oscillator, various quadratures of the light field can be selected over the course of many experiments, and the quantum state of the field can be reconstructed from the statistics.

The MCC's librarian, Robinson recreates the matches themselves with compelling precision, but in doing so neglects his overarching argument, that the inconsistency which saw 28 different players selected over the course of that summer destabilised English cricket for a generation.

The best ranking and weighting methods are selected during the course of the third step.

False positives (FP) are genes selected in the course of analysis as differentially expressed from the AN-genes.

Earlier studies of experimental gonococcal urethritis in human volunteers have shown that Opa proteins are not required for the initial colonization of N. gonorrhoeae to host epithelium, instead Opa protein expression is selected during the course of infection [27].

On the other hand, DNA methylation changes may occur randomly, even under normal conditions, and the cells that happen to possess alterations which favor cell growth, may be selected during the course of carcinogenesis.