Sentence examples for eventual relapse from inspiring English sources
Today, his health is good, and his P.S.A. has remained at 0.26 for the last year, though he realizes there is still a 50-500 chance" of eventual relapse.
Miniscrew removal was deferred to permit an immediate correction of any eventual relapse.
Unfortunately, the vast majority of cessation attempts end in eventual relapse.
It may be that what we previously called dormant single cells induced into metastatic growth were at least in some cases residing not at the site of eventual relapse.
While a particular drug may exhibit initial success, the eventual relapse of tumor growth is due in many cases to subpopulations of cells that are either not affected by the drug mechanism, possess or acquire a greater drug resistance, or have a localized condition in their microenvironment that enables them to evade or withstand the drug.
Most prostate cancers are treated with hormone ablation therapy, with eventual relapse of hormone-insensitive cells.
The fact that they had accomplished "beating" the depression on their own had made them believe in their own ability to cope with eventual relapses (Q 29).
Using this model, the authors showed that eventual relapses during trastuzumab therapy can be significantly delayed by prolonged combination therapy with metronomic low-dose cyclophosphamide chemotherapy.
It is conceivable that the potentially impaired intestinal homeostasis progresses to cause an eventual clinical relapse of the disease and underpins the beneficial role of GM-CSF in the context of intestinal homeostasis.
The relatively large, often tortuous feeding arteries (FA) and draining veins (DV), that transverse the tumor rim [10] typically remain functional, despite the above therapies and enable eventual tumor relapse.
Thus, the available data clearly indicate that DNA copy number aberrations are significant predictors of disease phenotype and clinical behavior in neuroblastoma, including likelihood of response to chemotherapy and/or eventual disease relapse.
