Sentence examples for survival research from inspiring English sources

Because early detection of pancreatic cancer is critical for patient survival, research is becoming increasingly focused on specific markers (subtle, identifiable cellular changes) that are detectable in precancerous pancreatic lesions.

As for the study aim, 13 articles were especially aiming at diagnosis, while the others were for prognosis, survival research, and so on.

Empire of Scrounge: Inside the Urban Underground of Dumpster Diving, Trash Picking, and Street Scavenging by Jeff Ferrell In this insightful and often mirthful auto-ethnography, everyday survival meets research methodology when Ferrell quits his job as a tenured professor and lives for eight months on what he finds in other people's bins.

Instead of predicting the patient's condition in the future (i.e. ICU readmission or 5 year survival), the research here will be using data streams in order to predict patient's conditions in real-time.

If these pathogens are enhanced in wild fish aggregated at fish farms they could negatively affect condition and survival; further research is required in this field.

As the concept of SDD has been shown to improve survival, more research is needed to determine the optimal SDD regimen in situations in which VRE and MRSA are endemic.

To investigate whether the implementation of the Cancer Plan has had any observable effect on survival, this research included a categorical variable controlling for calendar period of diagnosis in the multivariate analyses.

Research on healthy outcomes of pregnancy and child survival, and population research as associated with both behavioral and social, and economic research is encouraged.

But now, thanks to the money that has poured into research, survival rates are around 90 per cent.

Thanks to advances in research, survival from cancer has doubled in the UK over the past 40 years, and death rates have fallen by 10 per cent over the past decade alone.

Famously wedded to her pink sofa, founder member Barbara Cartland probably wouldn't have approved of the fact that bestselling author Katie Fforde, who has just been named contemporary romance novelist of the year by the Romantic Novelists Associationn, went on a survival course to research her new book.