Sentence examples for drivers of therapy from inspiring English sources

As of today, there are no validated drivers of metastatic disease and drivers of therapy resistance.

"Emotional stress and lack of clarity are big drivers of discontinuation of therapy," says Beim. "Most of us in a certain age group experience this".

In several countries the issue of cost has now become an essential driver towards choice of therapy, particularly with the advent of generic drugs.

These private genetic aberrations may be the drivers of resistance to therapy in a subpopulation and would not be detected by microarrays that survey the average expression profile of the entire tumour.

Lifestyle changes are more favourable than CAM suggesting that preference for 'a quick fix' is not a primary driver in the choice of therapy.

Here we report the first genomic and transcriptomic profile of anaplastic thyroid cancer including those of several unique cell lines and outline novel potential drivers of malignancy and targets of therapy.

Even less is known about the drivers of adherence to insulin therapy in elderly patients with T2DM who are likely to have higher mortality and complications compared with younger patients with T2DM and age group peers without T2DM [ 14– 16].

Techniques first tried in the 1980's on the West Coast are the engineering equivalent of therapy for stressed-out drivers.

Androgens are the major drivers of PCa carcinogenesis/progression and androgen deprivation therapy (ADT) is an effective first-line therapy for advanced PCa.

Because ER and HER2 are important drivers of breast cancer, molecularly targeted therapies against these proteins and their signaling pathways are approved for treatment of patients with these cancer subtypes.

To use multiple data sources to determine drivers of patient adherence to topical ocular hypotensive therapy.