Sentence examples for static survival from inspiring English sources

The relatively static survival rates for patients with Ewing's sarcoma, especially those with metastatic disease, despite intensification of standard chemotherapy [1] suggests that novel, biologically based treatment approaches must be developed.

The relatively higher resistance of CSCs to the main chemotherapeutic agents recommended by EURAMOS-1 might contribute to the currently static survival rate observed in osteosarcoma patients.

For example, almost identical projections of the number of female survivors of all malignant neoplasms combined were made under projection scenarios 3 (dynamic incidence rates and static survival) and 4 (static incidence rates and dynamic survival).

Compared with the matching static condition, the survival rate of cells in the PGA group still displayed no difference in viability at day 7 but increased by 40% (P < 0.05) and by more than 2-fold (P < 0.01) at days 11 and 15, respectively.

Dental grinding at a high rotation speed lowered the mean strength under static loading and the survival rate under cyclic loading.

However, the prevalence proportions in each age group will also increase under scenario 2, implying that static incidence rates and survival by themselves would act to increase cancer prevalence.

Although our heating and cooling rates were not identical to those experienced in our field sites (approximately 3 times faster than natural rates) to maximize throughput of acclimation groups in our laboratory assays, the dynamic thermal tolerance protocols we used may still be more relevant to field performance than static (acute) thermal tolerance survival assays.

Many clinical trials have been done over the past three decades, but survival has remained static.

In one study [ 9], a strategy that combined recruitment manoeuvres, lower VT and higher PEEP (adjusted to maintain the tidal ventilation above the LIP of the static V-P curve) improved survival and decreased the incidence of barotrauma.

It is a good survival story, though necessarily static.

Compared with the survival benefit from the static modeling approach, the survival benefit was much smaller in the time-varying model that accounted for the time when patients switched from Tx1 to Tx2.