The measured time series have been subjected to recurrence analysis and phase space reconstruction.
Apart from host resources, synthetic devices in a cell are subject to the unavoidable recurrence of at least three cellular processes: growth, replication and partitioning.
This is relatively brief for the luminal subtypes, which are subjected to late recurrences which may occur up to 15 years or later after the diagnosis of their primary tumor [ 20].
Therefore, cancer patients with kidney insufficiency are subject to high risks of tumor recurrence and metastasis.
In the first stage of the model, diagnosed patients were subject to patient-specific risks of recurrence or other-cause mortality based on their characteristics.
In the case of death prior to recurrence, a subject was censored for RPFT at the last known date recurrence-free.
Existing fast algorithms, based on recurrence relations, are subject to a variety of instabilities, limiting the effectiveness of the approach for expansions of high degree.
Prostate-specific antigen (PSA) is the only independent predictor of biochemical recurrence (BCR) following radical prostatectomy (RP) subject to change over time.
We were able to gain insight about our participants' perceptions of the risk of recurrence, a factor which to date had not been subject to study in Japan.
While the ideal data would have information on time to recurrence on all subjects (potentially censored), not all studies have the time to recurrence information available and instead provide data on recurrence within a certain time interval (e.g., recurrence within five years versus no recurrence within five years).
The activity of cyclin-dependent kinases was determined in 171 samples by the C2P® assay, and the results were subjected to statistical analysis with recurrence or death as a clinical outcome.
