Sentence examples for more durable disease from inspiring English sources

Finally, the combined treatment with IM and Danusertib significantly reduced the emergence of drug resistance in vitro, raising hope that this drug combination may also achieve more durable disease control in vivo.

Approximately 75% of patients with stable disease or better had more durable disease control on ME-344 than on the treatment regimen immediately preceding ME-344.

A better understanding of P. infestans population dynamics will contribute to more durable disease management strategies, particularly if high-resolution neutral markers are combined with the use of functional markers, for example, for virulence toward individual R genes.

When treatment is needed, UK practice has been to use chlorambucil; however, a recent trial indicated that better and more durable disease responses can be achieved using fludarabine and cyclophosphamide, in combination.

The immune contexture of SFT patients is heavily involved in anti-angiogenic therapy and it could be exploited to achieve more durable disease control through immune-based combination strategies.

The duration of objective imaging response in this case and the subsequent progression in new sites of disease suggests a change in the tumor environment of the treated disease sites that is more durable, compared to patients who develop disease progression in existing disease sites after treatment with radium-223.

"A stack of resistance genes with multiple resistance specificities should provide a more durable resistance to this devastating disease".

Altogether, these findings pave the way for the design of therapies that combine immune-based approach with anti-angiogenic treatment in SFT patients to achieve a more durable control of this aggressive disease.

Though less efficient, partial resistance is thought to offer a more durable method to control plant diseases than major-gene resistance because it works against all pathogen strains and selects equally against all pathotypes [ 23, 24].

It will be critical to develop new and more durable control strategies for this devastating disease.

At one time there was optimism that biological agents that targeted T cells, such as anti-CD4 or anti-CD3, might be both safer and have more durable effects for treating patients with diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis (RA).