Sentence examples for cure delay from inspiring English sources
[ 2] There are no treatments that can cure, delay onset or slow the course of HD; from onset onwards progressive degeneration occurs and the sufferer requires increasing levels of care and maintenance [ 2], but provision of a "full range of supportive medical nursing and social care" can help improve the patient's quality of life [ 28].
It is generally well tolerated, and is capable of achieving a cure, delayed progression, or effective palliation in selected cases.
"We're never going to cure or delay Alzheimer's if we don't start to identify what goes on early in the disease.
Neurodegenerative diseases cause some of the most debilitating disabilities in modern society, and this is exacerbated by the fact that there are very few options available for treatments to cure or delay the onset of disease.
Currently, no effective therapies are available that cure or delay disease progression of both FTLD and ALS.
To date, pharmacological treatments for dementia have limited effects and there are no known treatments that cure or delay the progression of this memory impairment (Doody et al., 2014; Salloway et al., 2014).
Since Plasmodium falciparum has developed resistance to almost all anti-malarial drugs, the use of combinations of effective antimalarials with different mechanisms of action is required to improve cure rates and delay drug resistance.
Whether liver metastases are present or not, resection of the primary tumour and extensive resection of associated mesenteric lymph nodes is appropriate to cure or to delay progression that would otherwise endanger the small bowel.
(A) Images of the TMPTA capsule-shells, that were UV cured, under different delay times, d, between the initial droplet detection and the UV actuation.
The degree of cure development is delayed for the variable property simulation, requiring a larger die length to reach a suitable degree of cure design value.
When patients pursue chemotherapy under the false belief that they still have a chance for a cure, it often delays their transition to the comfort care of hospice.
