Sentence examples for relapse controlling from inspiring English sources
The 5-yr cumulative incidence of relapse controlling for TRM in the groups was 0% (AML/CR1), 0% (AML/R1), 30% (CI 9%-659%-65%/IF) and 50% (CI 13%-87%, ALL); no significant differences were seen between groups.
Here we review past and present strategies for relapse control with focus on overcoming leukemia-related immunosuppression in AML.
Advantages of fixed retainers in relapse control are well documented in the literature.
There is a clear need for novel, more effective therapies to prevent relapse, control metastases and improve overall survival.
These data suggest a possible role of NK cells in the relapse control of ANLL, although it cannot be excluded that the low level of NK activity observed in the R group is the result of impending relapse rather than its cause.
At a 3-month followup after treatment, the researchers found that the degree of volume reductions significantly predicted a shorter time to initial relapse as well as heavy-drinking relapse, even after controlling for years of alcohol use and baseline alcohol intake (Rando et al. 2011).
It is noteworthy that lower (vs. higher) HL smokers in this study were more than three times as likely to relapse, even after controlling for the effects of established predictors of relapse.
To sterilize occult micrometastases in the distant organs, adjuvant chemotherapy either alone or in combination with radiotherapy is now commonly performed in patients with esophageal cancer either before or after an esophagectomy in an attempt to improve both disease-relapse control and long-term survival[ 42].
In short, the hierarchical expectancy controlling relapse cannot be abolished by degrading its component Pavlovian and instrumental parts in isolation.
Additionally, Okada et al. reported that an α-type-1 polarized DC vaccine treated with HLA-A2 peptides was useful for controlling relapse in cases of high-grade glioma [ 18].
Despite seeking help early on, it took six years of work and constant relapses to control the illness, which still plagues Sarah on occasion.
