Sentence examples for radically intended from inspiring English sources
Primary radically intended surgery and postoperative chemotherapy is the main treatment for ovarian cancer.
The main treatments for ovarian cancer are radically intended surgery and postoperative chemotherapy.
Two published series of bladder cancers, applying radically intended radiotherapy, have investigated the effects of pRB expression on the outcome (Jahnson et al, 1995; Moonen et al, 2001).
About two-third of non-small-cell lung cancer (NSCLC) patients are diagnosed with distant disease, which restricts the option of radically intended treatment to less than one-third of patients (Jensen et al, 2002).
Two theories may have radically different intended subject matter and yet, as formal systems, one may be interpretable in another.
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, a radically new invention intended to prevent runs on banks from depleting resources for home mortgages, among other calamities, was also created in 1934.
Introduced as a 1995 model, this was an all-new, radically styled sedan intended to signal a profound change in direction for Olds, a General Motors division that had lost its way.
Transformation has four key parts: financialisation, personalisation, marketisation and privatisation, all intended to radically change the governance, funding, design and delivery of public services.
In an era when many architecture stars earned healthy commissions designing high-rise condominiums or corporate headquarters, Mr. Woods conceived of a radically different environment, one intended for a world in conflict.
Mr. Ratmansky departs, at times radically, from the story intended by Igor Stravinsky in his 1910 score; while he misses a few of its opportunities (a magical chord late in the Firebird-Ivan duet passes unnoticed), his tale now proves spellbinding.
Both were due to go as part of a controversial NHS plan, called Shaping a Healthier Future, intended to radically reform health services across eight boroughs in west and north-west London.
