Sentence examples for trend of recurrence from inspiring English sources

However, although the possibility of selection bas, recurrence to non-recurrence ratio showed the increasing trend of recurrence rate as the stage get advanced in the patients with discordant findings (Table 5).

Our transcript analyses of CBFB and SMARCC1 did not reveal any association, not even a trend, to recurrence of stage II cancer.

We also examined the extent to which treatment with radiotherapy and tamoxifen could explain observed time trends in risk of recurrence.

This study reported a linear trend for increased risk of recurrence with increasing severity of pre-operative entropion (X² 22, P < 0.001).

Data from intervention studies with supplements (both α-tocopherol and β-carotene) in head and neck cancer patients during and after radiotherapy showed the supplement group had less severe side-effects of radiotherapy, but showed trends for increased rates of recurrence [ 34] that were significant in smokers [ 35].

Ang et al. showed a trend toward recurrence of inflammation following ATT comparing intermediate to anterior uveitis as well as non-significant reduction in recurrence of inflammation comparing posterior to anterior uveitis [15].

Our study confirmed LA diameter and long-standing AF as the most powerful predictors of AF recurrence after CPVA; in addition, persistent AF showed a trend towards a higher probability of recurrence (P = 0.054).

A recurrence trend of 7 and 12 cycles are used as lagged values to estimate the amplitude of the current cycle, which resulted to be equal to 137 (±65) smoothed monthly mean sunspots.

Conversely, patients with nonmucinous tumours (N=19) who underwent 5-FU treatment had a median DFS of 46.5 months; the trend of shorter time to recurrence in these patients approached statistical significance (P=0.053).

In addition, an increase in the number of tumors was associated with an increased risk of recurrence and a trend toward more cancer mortality.

In the group of TAM-treated patients (n = 112) there was a trend of lower risk of distant recurrence among carriers of the wild-type GG genotype.