Sentence examples for progress in the therapy from inspiring English sources
"I'm making progress in the therapy all the time.
Although 30 years of concerted research have led to impressive progress in the therapy of patients infected with HIV-1, therapy remains imperfect and chemoprevention of HIV infections remains an unmet challenge.
Despite impressive progress in the therapy of chronic hepatitis C, accurate prediction of treatment outcome in an individual patient remains challenging.
This would be particularly beneficial since, despite constant progress in the therapies against malignancy, survival rates to a cancer is still strongly correlated to the precocity of the diagnosis [26].
Despite progress made in the therapy of breast cancer, the prognosis of patients even with small tumor burden is still limited by metastatic relapse often long after removal of the tumor.
Despite the progress in the multimodal therapy with the combination of operation, radiotherapy and chemotherapy, the overall 5-year survival rate of this disease only ranged from 15%to25%5% [ 2, 3].
They suggested that valproate up-regulates RELN and GAD1 expression by reducing the methylation of the promoters of these two genes, and that the identification of an enzyme in the brain that facilitates DNA demethylation, and understanding how drugs induce DNA demethylation, are crucial to progress in the epigenetic therapy of mental disorders.
The progress in HCV therapy in the last three years is similar to the progress that took HIV therapy ∼14 years.
Despite substantial progress being made in the therapy of colorectal cancer, there is still a need for improved treatments and novel concepts that include the targeted regulation of cancer signaling pathways [ 3].
Despite the tremendous progress in MS therapy over the last years, the number of therapeutic strategies that failed to show benefit for MS patients, demonstrated a critical risk-benefit ratio, and raised controversies in terms of their assumed efficacy or practicability is considerable.
Despite significant progress in the field, cancer therapy still remains significantly deficient, with cancer being one of the largest contributors to morbidity and mortality in the developed world.
