Sentence examples for unchanged survival from inspiring English sources

The expected growth arrest is observed for the wildtype strain in the presence of α-factor, whereas the far1 strain shows the anticipated progression to the cell cycle, and unchanged survival upon prolonged incubation (7 days).

The reason for the unchanged survival in the C-HP group might relate to a balance between the negative effects of high-protein content during lactation and the beneficial effect of a lower body weight in adulthood [15], [16], [17].

After years of unchanged survival rates, this is a promising new finding.

Lead time bias occurs when screening results in an earlier diagnosis compared with usual practice, but the time of death remains unchanged: therefore, survival, the length of time the patient lives with the disease, increases in the screened population but mortality, death from the disease, is unchanged (Fig. 2).

The models were essentially unchanged when overall survival was the end-point.

Despite significant improvements in surgical and non-surgical treatment modalities including new possible therapeutic targets [ 4, 5] the almost unchanged 5-year survival rate of 5% remains poor.

ICU length of stay (LOS) increased from 5 ± 10.2 to 8 ± 12.2 days for survivors and 7 ± 10.8 to 12 ± 14.8 days for the dead, while hospital LOS was nearly unchanged regardless of survival status.

Specifically, outcome for type 2 cancers demonstrated a deterioration over time, with 1-year relative survival unchanged from 73.1% in 1994 to 74.3%, r=−0.56, P=0.089 and 5-year relative survival decreasing from 55.1% to 40.9%, r=−0.98, P=0.001 over the study period.

Worldwide in 2008, ∼1.5 million people were diagnosed and ∼1.3 million died [4] – a survival rate unchanged since 1960.

Although neurodegeneration is not detectable within the lifespan of mice and survival remains unchanged, the alteration of dopamine, α-synuclein levels and the novel observation of impaired spontaneous locomotion at old age suggest an accompanying presynaptic pathology which might model early stages of PD.

In Sweden, diabetes prevalence is increasing in spite of unchanged incidence, indicating improved survival.