Furthermore, cancer registries do not routinely collect full information on the source of stage data, such as the TNM version used, the timeframe after diagnosis within which stage was recorded, whether it was defined clinically or pathologically, and whether tumour size was recorded before or after neo-adjuvant therapy.
15 It's not about which stage you're playing, it's about who's on the main stage when you're playing your stage.
In at least some cases of lobar atrophy associated with cholangiocarcinoma, the tumour arises more peripherally, at which stage it is often asymptomatic, before it extends to the confluence of the right and left ducts causing jaundice [3, 4, 5].
For the cheese course there is no better option than the Dorset Blue Vinney, as it is served here, perfectly ripe - at which stage it is smoother than Stilton - with a lovely tang off the blue.
Inevitably, there is always one carrot that has escaped to the bottom of the rack only to emerge looking like some gnarled and mummified finger, by which stage it is only good for compost (or a meal foraged by my local family of foxes).
The division would remain in the Armentières sector until August 1916, at which stage it was withdrawn for use in the forthcoming Somme Offensive in September.
This was perceived as important even though the test was not considered as a preventative: It depends on which stage it will be diagnosed.
Em 7 It depends on which stage it will be diagnosed.
It will likely take a disastrous jolt ("an environmental Pearl Harbour") to alter the calculus of negligence economics, provide a rousing symbol and focus the issue, by which stage it might be too late.
At which stage it would be logical to hand over to them, since they know more than we do, and will continue to improve.
We whittle down the musical narrative in rehearsal and the point at which it hits the stage is when we own it collectively," Hazlewood said.
