Sentence examples for impending or existing from inspiring English sources
If a biopsy indicates an impending or existing cancer, the usual treatment is a rather challenging operation in which all or part of the esophagus and the upper part of the stomach are removed and the remaining parts of the digestive tract are reattached.
Recently, surgical treatment has been employed for impending or existing pathologic fractures.
Surgery has a supportive role in the management of myeloma and is performed with the intention to surgically stabilise an impending or existing pathologic fracture or an osteolytic deposit.
Nevertheless, taken into account the higher portion of patients requiring prior radiotherapy and osteolyses in long bones, despite inferior survival surgery is still needed in patients with myeloma bone disease, even with high CRP levels, to stabilise an impending or existing pathological fracture, or to excise an osteolytic deposit as an adjunct to chemotherapy and mainly for symptom control.
The continued closing of antiquated coal-burning plants as well as impending federal regulations on existing plants could slash domestic demand by half by the end of the decade, according to Rhodium Group, a consultancy.
Similarly dramatic advances in storage and transmission technologies are also in prospect.Meanwhile, existing or impending technology is being applied ever more widely.
A hopeful argument may be that the almost uniform sense of existing or impending crisis will give Xi Jinping and Li Keqiang the levers they need to push forward the painful reforms.
For this reason, to develop a sophisticated framework which should disseminate up-to-the minute information about existing or impending traffic-related events has gained recent attention.
The role of orthopedic surgery in patients with skeletal metastases is to treat spinal cord compression and existing or impending pathological fractures in an effort to relieve pain and restore function.
Adjust or misspell existing words.
Buy, make, or modify existing clothing.
