Sentence examples for unfavourable location from inspiring English sources

Nineteen (9%) of 206 patients had to be excluded from RF treatment because of the unfavourable location of the tumour.

It has been suggested that the X chromosome would be an unfavourable location for genes to establish male bias, since they are already hyper-transcribed to achieve parity with autosomal genes [ 14].

Generally, a post-resection remnant liver of less than 30%, unfavourable location of metastases, co-morbidities excluding major surgery, aggressive tumour biology, and/or presence of extrahepatic disease are regarded as limitations for liver surgery.

The American railroad came into existence because incomplete geographic knowledge caused the first British colonists to plant early entrepôts in what were later understood to be unfavourable locations.

This can be explained by cells on the "favourable" 15 nm regions that strongly produce and shed extracellular matrix onto the "unfavourable" locations.

According to the German Ageing Survey, around two thirds of elderly households live in these rather unfavourable locations.

The secondary selection criteria included conjunctival melanoma in unfavourable locations (eg, forniceal, caruncular or tarsal conjunctiva) and recurrent conjunctival melanoma associated with the 'florid phase' of PAM.

Indications for NSS include T1a-b stage RCC and selected masses up to 7 cm, unless contraindicated by unfavourable anatomical location of the tumour or general deterioration of the patient's condition.

Currently, RFA is indicated in patients with primary or secondary lung tumours (in particular, from colorectal cancer) that are considered inoperable, either for medical conditions or for unfavourable tumour location [8, 9].

In this patient, lesions considered unresectable by initial CE-CT (high number of metastases and unfavourable segmental location) were found to be primarily resectable as predicted by subsequent gadoxetic acid-enhanced MRI.

3 8 10 11 Risk factors for distant metastases include an unfavourable tumour location such as the palpebral conjunctiva, fornices, plica, caruncle and lid margins, tumour thickness greater than 2 mm and a history of local recurrence.