Sentence examples for undetermined stage from inspiring English sources

We excluded patients with bilateral disease or undetermined stage.

Data for cases involving bilateral disease and undetermined stage are not shown.

Of the remaining cases, 179 were organ localised and 41 (13.2% of total) were of undetermined stage.

During follow-up from 1995 2004, 307 men were newly diagnosed with PCa, of which 74 cases were advanced, 220 cases were organ localized, and 13 cases were of an undetermined stage.

At the end of 2004, there were 307 recently diagnosed cases of prostate cancer in the cohort, of which 74 were advanced, 220 were localized to the prostate gland, and 13 were of undetermined stage.

According to Durie-Salmon classification, 14 patients were of stage IA, 24 of stage IIA, 76 of stage IIIA, 14 of stage IIIB, one had a plasma cell leukaemia and 2 were of undetermined stage.

The Administration, which started out saying that he must step aside, is now willing to see Assad play a transitional role in a political settlement before leaving the stage at an undetermined point.

In audiovisual perception, it remains undetermined at which stage of the perceptual processing chain the modalities do actually combine.

Non-destructive gonad biopsy allowing gene expression analysis in animals showing opposite patterns at undetermined or inversion stages may explain whether pmarg-dmrt and pmarg-fem1-like or pmarg-foxl2 would induce sex inversion.

Only a few pearl oysters in undetermined or inversion stages were examined by histology, but high variance of their mRNA level was observed distinguishing two opposite patterns, one similar to repression and one like steady state levels of pmarg-dmrt and pmarg-fem1-like mRNA over the whole course of spermatogenesis.

Of these fish, 43% had gonads that had not fully differentiated into testes; these undetermined gonads resembled primary stage ovary-type tissue, which is the natural condition of immature fish during early stages of normal male gonadal differentiation (Maack and Segner 2003).