Exclusion criteria include patients receiving combination chemotherapy before the resection of operable liver metastases (patients of uncertain operability are eligible), brain metastases, prior adjuvant chemotherapy with oxaliplatin and uncontrolled medical co-morbidity likely to compromise treatment.
To reduce the backlog, the number of cataract operations performed each year must at least equal the incidence of operable cataract.
The issue of operable windows underscored the differences between residences and offices.
'Kackeraboite', named after the local creek, was a long slim rectangle the width of a single room, north wall sheathed in glass, with huge sliding doors and banks of operable glass louvres split by a breezeway, sitting on an asphalted concrete slab that acted as a heat bank.
It is the first time since the 1970s and the accident at Three Mile Island that an American power company has sought permission to start work on a new reactor to add to the existing array of operable reactors, which now number 104.
Moreover, it is necessary to extract the values of operable fields from the fingerprint.
In addition, debulking of operable tumors by advanced techniques (i.e., gamma knife) is also a valuable adjunct.
We discuss the underlying incentive problem from a new institutional economics perspective and suggest an approach to the design and implementation of operable energy agencies.
This study provides new insights that enable improved design and control of operable façade elements to enhance space cooling using natural ventilation.
Neoadjuvant chemotherapy has proven to be a valid option in the treatment of operable breast cancer and a better aesthetic result if breast- tumour ratio is unfavourable.
The adult children of a 95 year old woman might think it unduly cruel to reveal the diagnosis of operable bowel cancer when she would be better able to cope with the fib that she has benign diverticulitis.
