But despite some improvements in overall survival by adding adjuvant chemotherapy [ 4], the vast majority of the patients still develops an incurable treatment failure.
He developed an incurable, painful illness and they decided on the advice of the vet to have him put to death.
The French, says one, don't know how to cook meat; Jonny has developed an incurable slice, says another, burying his finger in my chest.
The Value of Planning Arlene Schechet, whose mother, Jean, developed an incurable lung cancer, attests to the value of having an advance care directive to assure a peaceful, dignified death at home, according to her mother's wishes.
The series rationalized this revelation with the fact that, due to Mulder's exposure to the black oil in the fourth season episodes "Tunguska" and "Terma" and his forced brain operation by The Smoking Man (William B. Davis) in the seventh season episode "The Sixth Extinction II: Amor Fati", his brain developed an incurable disease that was slowly killing him.
The 2009 H1N1 influenza pandemic left a troubling legacy in Europe: More than 1300 people who received a vaccine to prevent the flu developed narcolepsy, an incurable, debilitating condition that causes overpowering daytime sleepiness, sometimes accompanied by a sudden muscle weakness in response to strong emotions such as laughter or anger.
Skyscrapers in the sky To infinity and beyond Machines with a human touch List makers take control Drugs ex machina An incurable itch ReprintsMeanwhile, Surrey Satellite Technology of Guildford, Britain, is developing a rocket engine powered by hydrogen peroxide and polythene.
After months of disappointment, you try to develop an immunity to hope, but hope is an incurable disease.
Fans, by definition, are ruled by emotion and an incurable, almost neurotic, need for change.
Therefore, such a high prevalence of serogroups, virulence factors and antibiotic resistance genes in UPEC strains exhibits that there is a high risk of developing incurable diseases.
