Therefore, those patients shown to benefit from the upfront treatment with a platinum doublet would be candidates for a maintenance approach.
Therefore, compounds that show a higher activity toward cancer cells on a normal ECM than on a plastic surface would be candidates to target suppressed, micrometastatic cells.
Among the 700,000 Americans who die from heart failure each year, an estimated 125,000 would be candidates for an implanted artificial heart, Dr. Lederman said.
"How many of us would be candidates for a government program?" "I sure wouldn't," Rob Buccheri, the electrician, said.
These processes would be candidates for a redesign that would achieve improved process performance.
*Percentages show proportion of patients in cohort form each country who would be candidates for a particular regimen.
*Row percentages show proportion of patients with each characteristic that would be candidates for a particular regimen.
"Repeal bodes ill for the governor," said State Senator Hollis French, a Democrat from Anchorage and a would-be candidate for lieutenant governor.
Some black leaders, meanwhile, said it was important to unify around an African-American candidate, and they eventually landed on Ms. Braun, who now has supporters like Representative Danny K. Davis (a would-be candidate himself who dropped out to endorse her) and John W. Rogers Jr. (the founder of a money management firm and an ally of Mr. Obama).
It was also a glimpse at the campaign that wasn't — the earned folksiness, the willingness to test audience stamina, the years of practice at appearing unpracticed — laying bare the strengths and tics of a would-be candidate who decided last year against challenging the woman he spent Monday embracing.
The rhetorical onslaught of a would-be candidate who hasn't even officially entered the race has left many Democrats howling, accusing Schultz of embarking on an arrogant campaign with little chance of success other than potentially handing President Donald Trump a second term in office.
