Sentence examples for staging have been from inspiring English sources

Because radiologists will tend to over-stage rather than under-stage, relatively high over-staging rates (up to 50%) as compared with primary staging have been reported.

Other widely used combinations that fall between pure impulse and 50 percent reaction staging have been developed.

Many of the fabled sequences of Jerome Robbins's staging have been closely followed, including the blissful strobe-lighted dance in which little June and Rose morph into their older selves.

Traditionally, site of disease and anatomic staging have been used to define patient populations to be studied in individual cancer clinical trials.

However, a wide range of sensitivities and specificities for staging have been reported [ 8, 11].

No changes to the N staging have been introduced with the 7th edition.

This time some of the staging has been simplified.

From its outset this staging has been in distress.

But the staging has been simplified, and more of the work's wistful geniality comes through.

And what was always wonderful about "Once," its songs and its staging, has been magnified.

Cancer staging has been regarded as a critical activity for cancer control.