Sentences with phrase «year survival measures»

In the oncology world, five - year survival measures the percentage of patients who are still alive five years from the date of diagnosis.

Not exact matches

Accountability should be judged on tangible industrial measures like start - up tech company survival rates after three and five years, number of new products and services brought to market annually by companies that IRAP supported, and overall ROI after three or five years.

Although it can literally take a year to plan for and coordinate an Everest summit attempt, often it is success that can be measured in hours in the descent that determines survival.

After one year, survival rates and neurobehavioral function (including measures of motor function, communication, social skills and daily living tasks) were similar among children from both treatment groups.

Your Odds of Beating Cancer Success in the battle against cancer is often measured in terms of the «five - year relative survival rate.»

Also, experts measure the survival statistics every 5 years.

2) In 1996, researchers measured women's progesterone before breast cancer surgery and found that those with normal progesterone levels had an 18 - year survival rate — twice that of women with low progesterone at the time of surgery.

A few years ago, I wrote a screenplay — a dark, wilderness survival thriller influenced in equal measures by David Fincher's The...

It's a strange dichotomy considering just how bleak the material can be at times, measuring the weight of moral sin versus one's survival, but while it veers dangerously close to melodrama in the final act, it's a fascinating story that finally makes good on the potential that Gray showcased so many years ago with «The Yards.»