Sentence examples for generalised chemotherapy from inspiring English sources
AA: amino acid, N: number of samples The advent of molecularly targeted therapy is shifting the paradigm of management of cancer patients from generalised chemotherapy and/or radiotherapy to personalised treatments with better efficacy and lower toxicity.
The findings in our study are not only consistent with this earlier report but also supports the use of NLR in a more generalised patient population receiving first-line chemotherapy both in a clinical trial and community setting.
In view of the consistency of results between three geographically distinct UK cancer centres, we believe the results of this study may be generalised and used in future costings and budgeting for new chemotherapy agents in the UK.
Radiation therapy to regional nodes and concomitant chemotherapy are suggested to prevent metastasis in regional nodes and generalised dissemination.
Seven weeks after starting chemotherapy he was admitted with a 10-day history of progressive confusion, drowsiness, generalised weakness, and fatigue preventing him from walking.
Raising taxes causes only generalised grumbling.
That has contributed to generalised dollar strength.
All her speeches shun detail and use generalised phrases instead.
