Sentence examples for made in treating from inspiring English sources

In contrast, amazing progress has been made in treating childhood cancers, although their causes remain a mystery.

He wondered why more than 70 years later so little progress had been made in treating it.

And clinical trials are behind nearly all the progress that has been made in treating various kinds of cancers in the last four decades.

A Hint of Progress Dr. James L. Abbruzzese of the M. D. Anderson Cancer Center in Houston said some progress had been made in treating the disease.

Overall the figures indicate some progress is being made in treating groups more equally following earlier studies suggesting black people were seven times more likely to be stopped.

Francine Hochberg Washington, D.C. Jerome Groopman highlights the scientific advances that have been made in treating premature babies, but, in my own experience, I was also impressed by the NICU's emphasis on holistic care ("A Child in Time," October 24th).

Too often, the progress they make in treating children is undone when the children return to the village, where families do not have enough to eat.

Three weeks is too late for many of the clinical decisions that doctors must make in treating patients thought to have SARS from the time they are taken ill with fever, headache, malaise and dry cough.

The outcome of this study will yield valuable information enabling more rational decision making in treating the elderly patient population.

A growing interest has developed regarding the potential contribution that offending behaviour programs (OBPs) can make in treating MDOs.

We have made progress in treating these children, but that progress is threatened by a drastic budget cut proposed by the White House.