According to the latest cohort estimates as well as the latest period estimates of 5-year survival, the pace of improvement, however, seems to have levelled off in recent years.
It has been demonstrated in the past that the pace of survival improvement is rather independent of the current level of mortality (Vaupel 1997; Kannisto et al. 1994).
After two steps forward, though, he hops a step back when he adds, "The key to my survival was that I paced myself".
They understand that business survival is adapting at a pace quicker than the market.
In the course of ovarian cancer progression, intercellular communication defines the pace of neoplastic cell survival and expansion.
Isn't it time to choose living on Earth in a more consciously evolved way, so we can adapt to rapid global change at the pace and scale necessary to ensure our survival and the survival of many other species?
In this study, we examined the cardiac response to nAg exposure relative to a sham and an ionic AgNO3 control across cardiomyocyte survival and homeostasis, ventricular contractility, and intrinsic pacing rates of whole hearts.
£86m...less spent on health than six years ago Caroline Gardner, the Auditor General for Scotland, said ministers must "increase the pace of change" to ensure the survival of the health service.
While the previous Evil Dead game patterned itself after deliberately paced horror-survival games like Resident Evil, Boomstick races along, with surprisingly nimble Deadites sprinting after Ash as he aims his shotgun in all directions, even firing backward as he runs.
Improvements in survival after diagnosis with CNS tumors have not kept pace with more common cancers of childhood 3, 5.
Although both face similar degrees of capacity constraints (20%%), hospital RVV treats patients at a slower pace than RMK, particularly at short durations -the survival curves diverge significantly in the first three periods.
