Sentence examples for selectivity of treatment from inspiring English sources

Agreement regarding the best TACE technique has not yet been reached, and various options concerning patient selection, delivery systems, selectivity of treatment, drugs and embolic agents injected, and repetition schedules (predefined vs 'on demand') are still in use (Marelli et al, 2007), making the results reported in the literature very inhomogeneous.

The advantages of the technology are also as follows: it is not more complex than the geophysical study of wells, mobile small-size equipment, the selectivity of treatment, low operating costs, the absence of a negative effect on the production string and the cement sheath, and the absence of a negative impact on the environment and the health of operators.

The reduction of toxicity is directly related to the selectivity of treatment for cancer cells.

The notion was also tested whether the use of the full-length TRAIL-encoding virus together with chemotherapy may affect the tumour selectivity of the treatment and result in toxic side effects on normal tissue.

We suggest that the tumoricidal effect of Foscan-mediated PDT is largely mediated via vascular damage and that the selectivity of the treatment is based on factors other than differential tumour drug uptake.

One major challenge in anticancer therapy is to increase the selectivity of current treatments toward cancer cells in order to spare normal cells.

Using PDX models, we confirmed the effectiveness and selectivity of the identified treatment responses.

Metformin (10 μM) also inhibited the growth of transfected cysts with no difference in activity compared with normal cysts, confirming the selectivity of TRPP2 siRNA treatment.

The selectivity of any drug treatment is correlated to its side effect, which is estimated as number of stopped reactions (see Figure 1 (C) obj vs (D)) plus a correction term for the known non-metabolic targets.

In 1964, Joachim et al. [ 21] found that patients with the nephrotic syndrome secondary to intrinsic renal disease demonstrating a high degree of protein selectivity before treatment appear to respond better to steroid therapy regardless of the histological findings.

This offers an opportunity, in conjunction with animal studies for a better understanding of the differential selectivity of these agents in the treatment of ADHD.