Sentence examples for survey of prostate from inspiring English sources
A cross-sectional, postal survey of prostate cancer survivors sampled and recruited via two population-based cancer registries.
A survey of prostate cancer cell lines using qRT PCR demonstrated that PC3 and DU145 cells expressed readily detectable levels of WASF3, which correlated with protein levels as assessed using western blotting.
In a few surveys of prostate cancer risk from a seldom-screened cohort of the rural population, participants were invited for a health survey after alerting them to the procedures involved, including a blood test and digital rectal examination (DRE) by a local nurse.
Jones and colleagues [ 19] surveyed 311 survivors of prostate, breast, colorectal, or lung cancer, and a total of 84% of the participants indicated that they would prefer to receive exercise counseling during their cancer experience.
A survey of organ-confined prostate biopsies demonstrated a correlation between local aggressiveness and phospho-STAT3 staining (Horinaga et al, 2005).
A recent survey regarding the handling of prostate biopsies by the European Network for Uropathologists (ENUP) showed that there is a wide diversity among European pathology centers in the handling of prostate biopsy specimens [ 4].
A questionnaire survey of patients' experiences of prostate cancer care provided an opportunity to investigate whether patients who saw a specialist nurse had more positive experiences of care than those who did not.
According to the governmental Patient Survey [ 3], 60.8 % of prostate cancer patients were 75 years or older; this compares with 42.3 % for lung cancer and 37.5 % for stomach cancer.
Fifty per cent of men sampled in this survey of men living with prostate reported these symptoms to be moderate or severe.
An iterative and purposive sample of 40 interviewees was selected from respondents to a linked survey of breast, colorectal and prostate cancer survivors at least 5 years post diagnosis (Harrison et al, 2011).
A cross sectional survey of 1001 men with prostate cancer living in seven European countries found that 81% had some unmet supportive care needs, including psychological, sexual and health system and information needs.
