Sentence examples for can safely avoid from inspiring English sources
Molecular tests may identify patients who can safely avoid chemotherapy.
Research shows that patients have trouble differentiating between services they really need and those they can safely avoid.
The targets of the attacks are not usually government ministries or luxury hotels, places many ordinary Iraqis can safely avoid.
Retrospective evaluations of prior studies suggest that the 21-gene test (OncotypeDX®), may allow identification of those who can safely avoid chemotherapy.
Others left for the provinces: Roman Abramovich, an oil tycoon, has become governor of Chukotka in the Far East, where he can safely avoid encounters with rivals while he works to shed his oligarch image.
Despite glances at metaethical issues and an occasional detour into technical matters, I believe that when teaching practical ethics, such as a law school professional responsibility course, one can safely avoid many of the questions that preoccupy moral philosophers.
On the basis of the NICE threshold values, the following results could be synthesised: in the case of breast cancer, whole breast radiotherapy following breast conservation would be considered cost effective compared with no radiotherapy, but further studies are required to identify a very low-risk group of patients who derive minimal benefit and can, therefore, safely avoid radiotherapy.
The ethos of most hospital care I have seen is that it is better for someone not be admitted to hospital if this can be safely avoided and we would support the transfer of NHS money to GPs and community services to provide alternatives to hospital care where there is evidence that these succeed.
In patients with a negative MRL a diagnostic pelvic lymph node dissection can be safely avoided.
If no tumour is found, dissection and removal of the remaining nodes in that group can be safely avoided.
Because these patients are at very low risk for adverse events, costly and potentially hazardous therapies can be safely avoided.
