Sentence examples for stage as reflected from inspiring English sources

Contrary to our previous experience with the wild silkworm moth, A. polyphemus [32], sampling antennal pockets from pupae and day 0 adults of the navel orangeworm and extracting RNA were very challenging due to high RNAse activity at this developmental stage as reflected in the irregular amplifications of actin control gene (Fig. 3).

Prognosis and therapy are determined by tumour stage, as reflected by the TNM- or the Dukes-classification, the involvement of lymph nodes and the presence of metastases.

Functional assessment in vivo using MRI permitted the study of individual animals serially over the 14-week time course, which showed no indication of cardiac dysfunction in the AAB groups at any stage as reflected by the cardiac index.

The recognition of upper urinary retention as a prognostic marker for radiosensitivity per se probably reflects the ability of this examination to reveal an advanced local tumour stage as reflected by the observed significant association between T stage and upper urinary retention, rather than the effect of impaired renal function.

Starting with N2b and in further stages, the processing of speech sounds seems to differ from that of non-speech sounds, while sound processing is common for speech and non-speech in earlier stages as reflected by N2a [ 22].

The seventh edition better separates intermediate stage tumors as reflected by the median patient survival for this cohort and confers a higher prognostic value to the tumor stage.

Surprisingly, TARS tumor expression was inversely related with mortality in advanced stage tumors as reflected by a negative trend in the regression coefficient (−0.394, p = 0.101).

In conclusion, we could confirm the generally favourable prognosis of GCTs of the ovary, with 5-year overall survival approaching 97% these patients tend to have early-stage disease as reflected by the 85% of women with stage I disease in our population.

In the triple combination active caspase 3 staining was less prominent, which is probably related to the late apoptotic stage of cells as reflected by the highly condensed nuclei in the H&E staining.

Thus, the human-nature relationship would outgrow the hostile stage of "conquering nature" as reflected in the philosophical and political ideologies, through cooperative coevolution and integrated landscape planning and management (Farina 2000; Naveh 2000, 2005).

As well, little is still known about the early stages of functional changes as reflected by decreased performance, loss of competence (mobility-disability) and its impact on everyday life [ 7].