Moreover, in clinical practice some gaps remain concerning treatment options for patients who have progressed after first-line cisplatin-based combinations, who cannot tolerate cisplatin-based chemotherapy, or who have received platinum-based neoadjuvant or adjuvant therapy, and thus cannot be offered this option on disease progression.
But for any substitution for 'X' other than 'the Good' itself, which would obviously make (G) analytic we can always raise the question (i.e., it is always an 'open question') as to whether (G) is true; so 'X' cannot mean the same as 'the Good' and hence cannot be offered as a definition of 'good'good
Yet, if programs are already crowded, multiple class/unit/module in musculoskeletal evaluation and rehabilitation cannot be offered, thus alternative, time-effective approaches need to be considered.
According to the ASCO guidelines of 2005, SLNB is not accurate after NACT and thus cannot be offered to breast cancer patients undergoing preoperative chemotherapy.
Given that there must be a threshold level of risk below which clinical and mammographic screening cannot be offered, some disappointment, and hence dissatisfaction with the service is inevitable.
And by extension private firms cannot be offered incentives to issue them.That is reasonable.
Mobile operators are deploying energy-harvesting heterogeneous networks due to their foreseen advantages such as self-sustainable capability and reduced operating expenditure, which cannot be offered by conventional grid powered communications.
The Health system in Nigeria is stratified in a manner that majority of deliveries are initiated in centers where caesarean section cannot be offered and ambulance services are almost non existent.
Candidates like Spagnuolo and Rex Ryan, Baltimore's defensive coordinator, cannot be offered a job officially until their teams are out of the playoffs.
Adjuvant chemotherapy increases disease-free and overall survival, but this treatment cannot be offered to a significant proportion of patients due to the surgical morbidity.
