But there is another intractable problem, as well.
If it works in people, too, it would offer a new way of tackling a major, intractable disease, as well as of averting liver cancer, the leading cause of cancer cases worldwide, 80percentt of which originate from liver cirrhosis.
Armed with respirators and medications and insurance cards, the two are also burdened by Trev's inexorable illness and Ben's intractable guilt, as well as by Ben's acute paranoia that he is being followed by a process server.
Other toxicities leading to the MTD were intractable diarrhoea, as well as grade 3 hypertriglyceridaemia and hypercholesterolaemia.
The overexpression of CAPN1 has a relationship with intractable epilepsy as well as the clinicopathological characteristics in AD patients [ 37].
Taken together, our findings suggest that APOE genotype may be important in decisions regarding timing of surgical intervention for intractable epilepsy, as well as in decisions regarding exposure of individuals to activities with high risk for TBI.
In light of the encouraging findings obtained here and in the studies discussed above, the therapeutic potential of tau reduction deserves to be further explored in regard to intractable epilepsy as well as other conditions involving neuronal hyperexcitability and network dysrhythmias.
For quite a long time, this unprepossessing striped tube of white cotton has signified not merely the dregs of unfashionable dressing, but a pretty intractable marker of class as well.
Undoubtedly there is much to be proud of as we fight seemingly intractable diseases and poverty as well as bringing financial capital to productive places otherwise ignored.
He points out that the United States and Holland have already found that the drug works extremely well for people suffering intractable pains and nausea as well as loss of appetite.
