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Improvements in Cancer Survival Rates
New England Journal of Medicine, 1956THE Cancer Control Program in Connecticut is a Cooperative venture conducted by four organizations: the Connecticut State Medical Society; the Association of Connecticut Tumor Clinics; the Connecticut Division of the American Cancer Society; and the Connecticut State Department of Health.
M H, GRISWOLD, S J, CUTLER, H, EISENBERG
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Survival Rates in Rh Sensitization
Pediatrics, 1964There appears to be a popular impression among pediatricians and obstetricians that the pregnancy in which initial sensitization against the Rh (D) factor occurs is a "low risk pregnancy." This terminology was employed by Dr. Boggs in his recent interesting article entitled "Survival Rates in Rh Sensitizations" (Pediatrics 33:758).
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Nursing Standard, 2001
TELEVISION VIEWERS are receiving an inaccurate impression of the success rate of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), congress heard.
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TELEVISION VIEWERS are receiving an inaccurate impression of the success rate of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), congress heard.
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The British Journal of Radiology, 1965
A model is proposed for the effect of dose-rate on the survival curve. The model leads to a set of differential equations, which are solved numerically. The parameters of the model have been fitted to published data on the survival of HeLa S3 cells, and a satisfactory fit obtained.
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A model is proposed for the effect of dose-rate on the survival curve. The model leads to a set of differential equations, which are solved numerically. The parameters of the model have been fitted to published data on the survival of HeLa S3 cells, and a satisfactory fit obtained.
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Proceedings of the Vertical Flight Society 70th Annual Forum, 2014
Sikorsky Aircraft and the US Army's Aviation Development Directorate - Aviation Applied Technology Directorate (ADD–AATD), as part of the co-funded Combat Tempered Aircraft Demonstration (CTPD), have developed a new methodology to rate aircraft survivability in a hostile environment.
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Sikorsky Aircraft and the US Army's Aviation Development Directorate - Aviation Applied Technology Directorate (ADD–AATD), as part of the co-funded Combat Tempered Aircraft Demonstration (CTPD), have developed a new methodology to rate aircraft survivability in a hostile environment.
Mark Robeson +2 more
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Survival Rates in Conservation Surgery of the Larynx
Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1974Determinate survival rates have been compiled for 124 patients undergoing conservation surgery of the larynx at the University of Iowa between 1964 and 1970. In all patients treated with hemilaryngectomy, the five-year survival rate is 95%. When the anterior commissure is involved, the survival rate is 88%.
J T, Kennedy, C J, Krause
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Trends in survival rates of cancer in Cuba
European Journal of Epidemiology, 1999Reports of population-based survival rates of cancer from developing countries are infrequent. In Latin America, only the Cancer Registry of Puerto Rico has published population-based survival data. The National Cancer Registry of Cuba has achieved three survival studies with cases incident in 1976, 1982 and 1988-1989.
M C, Graupera Boschmonar +5 more
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Survival rate of airborne Mycobacterium bovis
Research in Veterinary Science, 2007Despite years of study the principle transmission route of bovine tuberculosis to cattle remains unresolved. The distribution of pathological lesions, which are concentrated in the respiratory system, and the very low dose of Mycobacterium bovis needed to initiate infection from a respiratory tract challenge suggest that the disease is spread by ...
Gannon, BW, Hayes, CM, Roe, JM
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2019
Television has never lost its popularity since the day it entered our life, unlike other mass media. One of the only reasons why television should maintain this feature is that the masses do not give up using it actively. Another thing that should be mentioned together with this is that this vehicle has been able to keep up with the changing media ...
Ufuk İnal, Elif Şevik
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Television has never lost its popularity since the day it entered our life, unlike other mass media. One of the only reasons why television should maintain this feature is that the masses do not give up using it actively. Another thing that should be mentioned together with this is that this vehicle has been able to keep up with the changing media ...
Ufuk İnal, Elif Şevik
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Trends in Survival Rates of Patients with Cancer
New England Journal of Medicine, 1975Reports on survival of patients with cancer issued by the National Cancer Institute indicate marked improvement for almost all forms of cancer from the 1940's to 1950's. Subsequently, prognosis for patients with forms of cancer accounting for approximately 42 per cent of all cancers continued to improve, although at a slower rate.
S J, Cutler, M H, Myers, S B, Green
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