Sentence examples for status to decide from inspiring English sources

An easy-to-use model for prediction of survival in unresectable pancreatic neoplasm is therefore proposed, which discriminates survival better than predictions based on only tumour size, the presence of liver metastases or performance status to decide treatment with chemotherapy.

We have previously found that survival analysis using the Kaplan-Meier method showed a better survival rate in unresectable pancreatic cancer if the tumour size was below 4.3 cm. 2 By using Cox regression, adjusted for occurrence of liver metastases and performance status to decide if chemotherapy should start or not, the individual relative hazard was calculated.

When I see a woman in a hijab at the Kroger, I don't need to find out what her immigration status is to decide how I feel about her.

While waiting for their status to be decided 750 asylum-seekers and illegal immigrants are currently languishing in jail.

It might be more promising in the future to individually characterize the immunologic status of a patient to decide whether he might benefit from the targeted immuno-modulation at the present time.

No other health-care level is in a better position to evaluate the global health status of the individual and to decide when to act and what are the ideal measures to take in each specific situation [ 1].

Only limited information on first course of treatment was available and it is possible that treatment could have differed according to KRAS-mutation status; however, 95% of cases were diagnosed before 2006 at a time before KRAS-mutation status might have been used to decide on anti-EGFR therapy.

But Ryan allowed Revis to decide his status, and on Wednesday, Ryan said he would not do that, with any player, again.

Though an unabashed enthusiast for the right of privacy, Fried has found nothing in the Constitution that would deprive democratic institutions of their authority to decide the status of a fetus.

If approved by the DfE, the change would allow the grammar schools to use FSM or pupil premium status as a "tie-breaker" to decide among applicants with similar exam scores.

Although it's evident that functionally the city is the Jewish state's capital, even close allies such as Britain say that to give formal recognition would be to legitimise the Israeli occupation of East Jerusalem when talks with Palestinians are meant to decide its status, even if an agreement looks a distant prospect.