Sentence examples for probable treatment from inspiring English sources

Testing may be considered when the patient or provider wish additional information on the probability of treatment response or on the probable treatment duration needed (Class 2a, Level B).

Health status and medical history, the presence or absence of biological markers, probable treatment outcomes, recurrence risk, patient preferences, whether and where cancer has spread and risk of death not only from breast cancer but also from other causes, are some of the many considerations that can make breast cancer-land feel like well-trod yet unexplored terrain.

Since the blood circulatory system is the most probable treatment administration option for NPs into the human body, it is important to investigate how adsorption of blood proteins on NPs will affect the cellular response, and more importantly, the differential cytotoxicity of ZnO NPs between cancerous and normal cells.

"It's likely that there is a problem with the entire system of the pool, as given the probable treatment, they should have seen an improvement in the color by now," Hernandez said.

High-risk categories included: household contacts of known MDR-TB patients; probable treatment failure of a WHO Category 1 or Category 2 regimen (defined as smear-positive in month 5, or HIV-positive and clinical deterioration at any point during treatment); and history of treatment with second-line TB drugs (full protocol shown in Table 1).

Resistance appears to play only a minor role in explaining probable treatment failure.

There were 2 probable treatment-related deaths.

Probable treatment-related AEs during the double-blind phase included one instance of tightness across the forehead and one instance of pulling lines at the outer eyelid (20 subjects total).

The same goes for one patient in the study who died due to a probable treatment-related adverse event (diffuse cardiac ischaemia followed by cardiac failure) at the starting dose of 37.5 mg per day.

Anti-INF Ab are associated with loss in clinical response, an increase incidence of infusion reactions, probable secondary treatment inefficacy, and treatment emendation.

Generally speaking, when influenza is probable, empiric treatment is the best strategy regardless of the drug used [ 30– 30].