Sentence examples for stage for combining from inspiring English sources

Point sizes that are not a power of 4 need an extra Radix-2 stage for combining data.

In this paper, an introduction sets the stage for combining batteries and capacitors followed by a background section, a section on experiments and a synthesis section analyzing the test results and anticipation on future developments.

By connecting people in different areas and departments, engineers set the stage for combining distinct perspectives into novel, useful ideas.

The first stage for combining these data was to impute all the genotypes.

With respect to different tumour stages, stage specific sensitivity was 35.0% for stage I, 63.0% for stage II, 46.0% for stage III and 77.4% for stage IV; combined sensitivities for stages I II versus III IV were 44.7% vs 54.9%; combined sensitivity for stages I III (those with any chance of improvement in survival) was 45.1%.

Lobular carcinoma had a better prognosis than ductal carcinoma for separate or combined stages in our study, while Mclaughlin et al (1995) had a similar result for combined stages.

Because so few patients presented with stage 0, stage I and stage 0 were combined for the analysis.

In another study, adjustment for age and stage corrected for aneuploidy, and for combined grade (architectural, mitotic, nuclear) in older women aged 60 to 74 years but not for combined grade in the 20 to 39 and 40 to 59 years age groups [ 73].

This work evaluates a two-stage humidification-dehumidification (HDH) process for combined air cooling and desalination for fresh water production from salt water experimentally.

Stage-appropriate treatment was defined by National Comprehensive Cancer Network criteria (NCCN, 2011) and included surgery for stages I IIIA (followed by adjuvant chemotherapy for stage II IIIA disease), combined chemotherapy and RT for stage IIIB disease, and chemotherapy for stage IV NSCLC.

While acknowledging that neoadjuvant therapy has not been shown to produce survival outcomes superior to those of postoperative adjuvant therapy alone, there is increasing support for neoadjuvant cytotoxic therapy in Stage II triple-negative disease and for combined chemotherapy and anti-HER2 therapy in patients with HER2-positive disease and large tumors.