Sentence examples for difficult to palliate from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, oral lesions are difficult to palliate.

Aggressive PRCA may cause symptoms difficult to palliate with conventional treatments and is likely to shorten life expectancy.

Tumours which can lead to complex symptoms such as those of head and neck cancers can be especially difficult to palliate.

Not only is local recurrence painful and difficult to palliate, but it has also been shown that the results of surgical resection for local recurrence are disappointing[ 3, 4].

The bill is a cold rebuke to doctors who agonize with families over difficult end-of-life decisions and who seek ultimately to palliate discomfort and respect individual personal dignity.

In other patients, management aims to palliate symptoms.

The affluent can, of course, afford many means to palliate the wrenching separation of mothers and very young children.

And possibly other such assurances are in fact words of Isaiah himself, compelled by his love to palliate the blow.

The Fontan procedure was designed to palliate complex congenital heart disease with univentricular physiology.

To palliate this problem, several reliability-aware design approaches have been developed.

Doctors were told, he said, that they were best off "trying to palliate symptoms, withholding medications until symptoms occurred".