Sentence examples for equivalent curative from inspiring English sources

190 191 Equivalent curative efficacy, reduced morbidity and reduced associated cost justify the preference for pEMR in the management of most benign rectal NPCPs.

Radical radiotherapy is an established treatment modality for muscle invasive bladder cancer with curative results equivalent to radical surgery.

Importantly despite what may seem intuitive, we have demonstrated that patients who relapsed late (>5 years) compared with those who relapse between 2 and 5 years beyond initial curative intent surgery have equivalent after relapse survival.

Eligibility criteria: diagnosed with breast cancer and referred for a curative course of radiotherapy (>50 Gy equivalent), have not started treatment or participated in a treatment planning appointment, the treatment planning appointment is scheduled at least 2 days after recruitment, do not have cognitive impairments or psychiatric illnesses and are able to communicate in English.

According to herders I spoke to, pee from virgin female camels is highly prized for its delicate taste and curative powers, and can cost up to the equivalent of $20 for a single liter.

The available evidence and a number of rationales cast doubts on the hypothesis that curative and protective interventions would be valued as equivalents.

This spa town in the Bavarian countryside, blessed with natural hot springs with reportedly curative powers, does not resemble Fort Lauderdale or Miami Beach, but it is the rough German equivalent, the place where retirees go for their comfort and well-being.

Curative treatment entails two target volumes with a maximum of 72 gray, which is equivalent to 40 times 1.8 gray (Table  6).

In addition, while a 1.25 mg/kg per day dose was curative with twice-daily dosing, a higher 5 mg/kg per day dose was required for equivalent efficacy with once-daily dosing, suggesting that twice-daily dosing regimens may be more effective than once daily (Luo et al. 2004).

It can be interpreted as equivalent to the risk ratio and used to quantify the association between cancer survival and the waiting time between diagnosis and curative surgery.

Among the curative properties?