Sentence examples for curative intervention from inspiring English sources

Active surveillance (AS) is an alternative to curative intervention, but overtreatment persists.

They are a heterogenous group of neoplasms in which more accurate markers of high-grade dysplasia or early invasive carcinoma could help avoid unnecessary surgery in 1 case and support potentially curative intervention (resection) in another.

A detailed understanding of how the host immune system shapes the size and distribution of the viral reservoir should lead to the development of a new generation of immune-based therapeutics, which may eventually contribute to a curative intervention.

There is ostensible compassion for biological causality but an impulse for curative intervention for psychosocial causality.

With few to no characteristic symptoms and insensitive methods for early detection, curative intervention is rare.

HIV-positive patients fitting this description – lifelong -- after a curative intervention would be functionally cureda.

8) Adverse events that occur during transport and require curative therapeutic intervention must be considered SAEs.

In addition to facilitating the study of host and viral genetics, this platform also enables the dissection of complex host/pathogen interactions and validation of biomarkers of HBV infection, treatment responses, or potential curative therapeutic interventions using PHH/KC co-cultures, which cannot be studied using other in vitro or even in vivo xenograft systems.

These inequities are compounded by reduced access to preventive and curative interventions.

The variable 'type of intervention' consists of universally preventive interventions, targeted prevention/early interventions and curative interventions.

Defining priorities helps to develop programs and policies that align with preventive and curative interventions in multiple tiers of the public health system.