Sentence examples for control the recurrence from inspiring English sources

Customized immunotherapeutic strategies may serve as an alternative method to control the recurrence or progression of ovarian cancer and to avoid severe adverse effects of chemotherapy.

We here report a rare case that chemotherapy could control the recurrence of peritoneal dissemination of HCCA over 50 months which was resected successfully and survived more than 10 years after initial resection with normal tumor marker level.

To effectively control the recurrence of CD19-positive B cell hematologic malignancy, the ongoing clinical trial (NCT02903810) infuses both CD19 and CD22 CAR T cells into the patients with refractory or recurrent CD19+/22+ B-lineage leukemia/lymphoma.

Unfortunately, there is currently no effective therapy to control the recurrence and metastasis of triple-negative breast cancer.

Unfortunately, there is currently no effective therapy to control the recurrence and metastasis of breast cancer, and therefore the development of new therapies is essential.

In addition, the health system has failed to accommodate the increased number of PLWHIV, partly through the expectation that PLWHIV on ART can control the recurrence of infections thus reducing the need for hospital visits.

We therefore suggest that silica precipitation in the accretionary wedge controls the recurrence interval of large earthquakes in subduction zones.

Chemotherapy controlled the recurrence of peritoneal dissemination of HCCA well over 50 months.

The segmentation structures of tremors observed at Nankai (Obara 2010) and Cascadia (Brudzinski and Allen 2007) may correspond to a hierarchical structure consisting of a nearly continuous distribution of many small patches along the trench, with a few very large patches controlling the recurrence intervals of tremor burst, together with some intermediate-scale patches.

If the cyst is not complicated, serology is less sensitive but it may be useful for controlling the recurrence of cyst.

This will be calculated according to the date of surgery and the date of the first report (radiological controls), attesting the recurrence of the disease until the last follow-up visit if the patient has been disease free.