Sentence examples for status graded from inspiring English sources
Evaluations included measurements of weight (using a digital scale), standing height (standing height was the mean of three measurements with a Harpenden stadiometer) and pubertal status graded according to Marshall and Tanner.
In this study, most patients had a liver function status graded as Child-Pugh A 88 %), 21 Child-Pugh B cases were nearly even in the two groups(10 11), the bias to overall survival was insignificant.
Information on cancer stage and patients performance status were also used in the analysis: non-Hodgkin lymphomas being staged using the modified Ann Arbor system [31], and performance status graded using the Eastern Oncology Cooperative Group's (ECOG) scale [32].
Information collected included: basic socio-demography (gender, type of housing and household composition); cognitive status assessed by the SMMSE; continence status graded on a combination of frequency and severity of urinary symptoms [ 21]; and self-reported ability to perform 17 Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) (Table 1).
Alfred S. Posamentier blames the "liberalism of the late 1960's and early 1970's" in part for teachers' diminished status ("Grade the Teachers," Op-Ed, June 5).
On admission, the ASA American Society of Anesthesiologistss) physical status grading system [15] was administered.
The American Society of Anesthesiologists physical status grading system [ 14] and EuroSCORE [ 15] were used to value surgical risk.
The predicted mortality risk was calculated using Porthsmouth POSSUM and ASA physical status grading.
In univariate analyses (Kaplan-Meier) of patient survival the clinico-pathological characteristics pT-status, grading, nodal status, residual tumour status (R0 vs. R1) and distant metastasis (M0 vs. M1) reached statistical significance (Table 4).
The initial model included menopausal status, histology, grading, nodal status before/after NACT, tumor size before/after NACT, ER/PR/HER2 status, and the DTC status.
ASA physical status grade II was found in 31 (55.4 %) and grade II in 21 (44.6 %), respectively.
