Sentence examples for cancer technologies from inspiring English sources

The mechanical snake is one of several groundbreaking cancer technologies showcased at this week's International Conference on Oncological Engineering at the University of Leeds.

In a study from the American Cancer Society, data revealed minority patients and those over the age of 65 were least likely to receive treatment with the latest colon cancer technologies available.

Being a woman in the age of cancer and "cancer technologies" has not been a walk in the park, but thus far it has beaten the alternative: being ambushed by cancer in one of its high-digit stages and taken out post haste.

In the current issue you find the first group of commentaries on Phenotypic and antigenic heterogeneity of cancer, technology platforms for products, and lessons learned for cancer vaccines and immunotherapeutics.

The first group of commentaries on "Phenotypic and antigenic heterogeneity of cancer, technology platforms for products, and lessons learned for cancer vaccines and immunotherapeutics" was published in our August issue.

The strategy could stabilise and prolong circulation of the nanoparticles in the body, enhancing their usefulness as imaging agents, drug delivery vehicles or photothermal cancer therapy technologies.

Thus, computer-aided cancer detection technologies have been investigated.

The global market for cancer profiling technologies reached US$26.1 billion (€20.3 B) in 2012.

Since the late 1980s, these cancer screening technologies have been joined by a growing array of biomarkers that diagnose cancer – and cancer risk – on a molecular level.

Cost estimates for three cervical cancer screening technologies – cervical cytology; HPV DNA testing with Hybrid Capture 2; and simple visual screening – were required (Table 1).

Although most CTC studies are performed on subjects with metastatic breast cancer, CTC technologies might have the greatest impact on the treatment of patients without overt metastasis.