prognosis造句怎么写

If Phil casts no shadow because the sky is overcast, the prognosis is for mild weather and an early spring.

The final element of this cheery prognosis was GM’s success outside North America, especially in fast-growing emerging markets.

After factoring in his age, his relatively healthy lifestyle, the early stage of diagnosis, and the quality of healthcare available, Gould arrived at a far more hopeful prognosis.

The condition of Chinese white-collar workers on the mainland has received a bad prognosis with 60 percent overfatigued and 76 percent in sub-health .

Objective to analyse the clinical course and prognosis of patients with supraclavicular lymph-node metastasis, and other distant metastasis following radical mastectomy.

Predictors of poor prognosis are greater baseline impairment (where patients are greatly impaired at the onset), cognitive disturbance, old age, and lack of temors at the onset of the disease.

Somebody going away for a fortnight in that part of the world would find it helpful to have a day-by-day prognosis of temperature, rainfall, sunshine, wind conditions and so on.

The prognosis of PTSD differs from individual to individual.

There were smiles of relief all round; But the bill's prognosis is bleak.

Objective To explore the etiology and prognosis of children with suppression-bursts EEG.

Further, there needs to be more study to evaluate the prognosis for children, especially those with distant metastases.

Despite his evident anguish at the current state of affairs, Mr Osman's prognosis for the imminent post-Mubarak era is not entirely bleak.

One of them will be able to distinguish about 20 different subtypes of leukaemia, and a second will be able to pinpoint mutations in the p53 gene, which can affect a cancer patient's prognosis.

But his prognosis was uncertain.

But prognosis following a stroke depends on its cause, Lyden said, and that remains unclear.

The normal prognosis for glioblastoma is death within two years, even if a patient is treated with chemotherapy and radiation.

Five-year survival for women with stage III disease has shown a small but consistent improvement since the early 1980s, and there has been very little change in prognosis for stage iv patients.

In many cases, however, patient prognosis is still rather good, like in early breast cancer.

Patients had poor prognosis with simultaneous proximal and distal territory involvement in the posterior circulation, and patients who had basilar artery occlusive lesions had very bad prognosis.

The effect of smoking and drinking on the prognosis of lymphomas has been uncertain, Dr. Renato Talamini, of the National Cancer Institute, Aviano, Italy, and colleagues note.