Sentence examples for offered to prolong from inspiring English sources
But, BSE seems to be an important viable optional substitute available in rural areas, where access to CBE and mammograms is difficult and might still detect breast cancer early enough for treatment which can be offered to prolong women's lives and reduce suffering.
Antimicrobial drug prophylaxis is offered to persons who had prolonged close contact, both sexual and non-sexual, with the patient during the infectious period.
He realized that prolonging the siege was suicidal, and offered to surrender to the Mongols.
Chemotherapy significantly prolongs 1-year survival for patients with metastatic colorectal cancer, and should be offered to those with good performance status.
Having spent prolonged periods of his detention on hunger strike, there were concerns about his health and he was examined by trusted doctors who offered to assist.
Efforts should be made to improve coverage of HIV diagnostic tests and the frequency of CD4 testing in order to offer timely HAART to prolong survival time.
Over decades, researches on aging have revealed the retardation of physiological decline and lifespan extension are conceivable by genetic perturbations in model organisms, the results now offered potential therapeutic strategies to prolong both healthspan and lifespan (Lopez-Otin et al., 2016).
Simply because he is Peyton Manning, a future hall-of-famer and arguably the best quarterback to ever play the position, there will be plenty of quarterback-needy teams willing to offer him the opportunity to prolong his career.
It seems that physicians are inclined to offer further treatment to strive to prolong a patient's life, and they do not want to disappoint patients who explicitly wish for treatment by taking away their hope.
It said the decision aimed to prolong the crisis and offered a message of support to the government's opponents.
Ministers say the current system shouldn't offer a perverse incentive for illegal migrants to prolong their stay in the UK.
