For patients who present at advanced stage, more frequent contact with the patient may help prevent potentially treatable conditions such as mycobacterial infections [ 17].
Currently, lower ANXA2 expression in prostate cancer patients, compared to that in benign prostatic hyperplasia, correlates with an advanced clinical stage, more frequent recurrence, and regional lymph node and distant metastasis and may serve as a useful biomarker [ 73].
Smaller tumors occurred more often than larger tumors (T1 + 2 versus T3 + 4; 70.1% versus 29.8%), higher tumor stages were more frequent than lower tumor stages (I, II versus III, IV, 28.3% versus 71.6%), and tumors were also more commonly well differentiated (G1, 2 versus G3, 70.2% versus 29.8%).
The completeness of stage information varied substantially between patients with different socio-demographic characteristics and tumour types – missing stage was more frequent in older patients in particular (P<0.001 for both cancers, Appendix Table A2).
Preventing attacks like the one demonstrated on stage requires more frequent updates to mobile operating systems, said Kurtz.
Even if the Obama administration and the Fed do manage to shrink the government's role to precrisis levels, has the government's immense rescue simply set the stage for more frequent interventions in the future?
The first week of the third stage had more frequent vulcanian eruptions.
Such extensive melting is exceedingly rare, but it could exacerbate a trend noted in a new study: Since 2000, increasing amounts of surface melting have been darkening the lower-elevation portions of Greenland's ice sheet, setting the stage for more frequent melting in the future.
The volcano then entered a stage of more frequent, but less violent, eruptions until the most recent Plinian eruption, which destroyed Pompeii.
