Sentence examples for stage absence from inspiring English sources

LETM1 overexpression correlated with poor differentiation, presence of lymph node metastasis, advanced stage, absence of chemoradiotherapy, and 5-year disease-free survival and overall survival rates in HNSCC.

Multivariate analysis indicated that improved overall survival was associated with age < 60 years, T1 or T2 stage, absence of synchronous LN metastases, and EBRT.

CD151 overexpression was found to be significantly associated with larger tumour size, higher nodal stage, advanced stage, absence of oestrogen receptor and progesterone receptor, and human epidermal growth factor receptor 2 overexpression.

A total of 108 tumours were classified as neuroblastoma or ganglioneuroblastoma; 74 expressed TRKA protein, which strongly correlated with low stage, absence of N-MYC amplification, age (<1 year), CD44 expression and favourable clinical outcome.

To increase the confidence with which specificity was assigned, we required the transcripts to be sequenced deeply enough to ensure that an observed stage absence (i.e. 0 reads from a specific stage) have a confidence interval above 95%.

LN: Lymph Node; EBRT: External Beam Radiation Therapy Using multivariate analysis, we identified several favourable predictors associated with an improved overall survival, which included age < 60 years, a T1 or T2 tumour stage, absence of synchronous LN metastases, and EBRT.

More sedentary patients may be better suited for a total or partial knee arthroplasty, depending on the severity of their symptoms, degree of arthritis (i.e. end-stage), absence of deformity or tricompartmental disease.

Diabetic nephropathy stages: absence, incipient, established, and advanced nephropathy.

We classified medial calcification in four stages (absence, initial, medium, and advanced) in all subjects.

In this stage, the absence of consideration of the loading history of steel forces the unloading phase of steel to follow the monotonic envelope curve, which has very small stiffness at the yielding stage.

Changes in the EU sugar regime are probably not deep enough in order to promote full price transmission along the entire sugar supply chain (i.e. down to the final consumption stage) in absence of the contribution of changes in other policies and of favourable non-policy developments.