Sentence examples for curative pathways from inspiring English sources

Moss-Morris (2002) [ 52] have commented that in illnesses with a variety of treatment options and no established curative pathways, treatment control may closely resemble personal control due to the level of personal choice in the treatment process.

Conversely, recognizing false-positive results on conventional staging can allow patients to enter curative treatment pathways.

Since in vitro model comfortably enables us to know the molecular pathway and curative power of drugs even though the remodeling of delicate human organ is difficult because of its rather simplicity [ 35], the current study is helpful for us to understand anti-steatic and anti-apoptotic effects of AC extract in respect of molecular mechanism.

She sings in Spanish about pathways, journeys, dreams and curative kisses as the music drifts between lullaby and incantation, awash in distractions and apparitions.

40 However, cytotoxicity of these pathways' inhibitors is an interference of curative effect, so a new strategy of exploring target pathway might be needed.

The linkage of health posts with referral health centers within the PHCUs creates a seamless care pathway for the community and brings curative care including emergency surgery services close to the community [ 10, 32].

Eradication of BCSCs is thus a key to curative therapy of breast cancer [ 11], and identifying pathways crucial for BCSCs may provide valuable clues for therapeutic targets.

Efforts to further elucidate the finer details of the steroidogenic pathway are necessary to move toward a curative paradigm for patients with localised disease at high risk for recurrence.

No curative therapy exists for T-LGL leukemia; understanding the signaling pathways that deregulate apoptosis is a prerequisite to the development of therapeutic treatments that restore the natural process of cell death.

TMZ is an alkylating agent and its efficacy is dependent on MGMT promoter methylation; treatment with TMZ is not curative for GBM, possibly because of the concomitant activation of pathways other than DNA repair.

We note opportunities for psychoneuroimmunology (PNI) research to ameliorate the long-term, unintended consequences of aggressive curative intent and call attention to the critical role of reciprocal translational pathways between animal and human studies.