Sentence examples for using the stage distribution from inspiring English sources

Stage mix-adjusted survival was calculated using the stage distribution of the US patients diagnosed between 1988 and 2008.

The individual survival curves by stage were then re-weighted using the stage distribution observed in SEER-17 [ 11] for lung cancers diagnosed during the year 2000 (I: 16.22%, II: 2.91%, III: 32.64%, IV: 48.23%), to obtain an overall lung cancer survival curve.

This value was distributed across stages 1 4 using the same stage distribution of breast cancer costs as presented in a study of the costs for women with newly-diagnosed breast cancer by disease stage, and matched to noncancer controls.

In each woman the same random number as the one used for clinical detection stage assignment was used to simulate the stage distribution for screening-detected cancers, in order to estimate the advance in detection stage due to screening.

These slides are used to measure the stage distribution of yeast cells (the frequency distribution of the number of scars), from which the distribution of mother and daughter cells are estimated.

We used the same stage distribution for the annual and biennial schedules because of the finding of White et al [ 75].

To test the effect of volatility on the stage distribution, we use yearly averages calculated from daily VIX data.

Given the relative lack of recent work, we have used recent Dutch data to investigate the stage distribution, histological distribution, incidence, survival and occurrence of second primary tumours in patients with this rare cancer since 1989.

As reference for the stage distribution of melanoma, we used the age-specific stage distribution in the general female population in the period 2003 2007.

We estimated survival for different stage-deprivation-age group strata using both the observed and a hypothetical stage distribution (assuming that all women aged 75+ years acquired the stage distribution of those aged 70 74 years).

Using the model estimates and these weights, we calculated stage-standardised survival for each age and deprivation group using two different stage distributions; one based on the observed stage distribution in each category and the second based on the stage distribution (in the respective deprivation group) for women aged 70 74 years.