In the last few years, substantial advances in the management of locally advanced cervical cancer have been reported.
In the past few years, substantial advances in the management of locally advanced cervical cancer have been reported.
And he holds out hope that substantial investments in advanced technologies that have not yet shown large productivity benefits will eventually do so.
The IPE-Leeds Joint Institute for Energy Storage Research will "create a highly competitive platform for effective and substantial collaborations in advanced energy storage science and engineering," Professor Andrew Bell from the University of Leeds said at the opening ceremony in Beijing, according to a statement.
Ifosfamide, an oxazophosphorine alkylating agent like cyclophosphamide, has demonstrated substantial activity in advanced breast cancer (Ahmann et al, 1974).
In addition, not all breast cancer patients with BRCA1 mutations respond to PARP inhibitors [ 137] and a substantial fraction of advanced BRCA1-mutant cancers are resistant to these agents.
Additionally, the severity of VF damage was associated with SG groups primarily due to the substantial amount of advanced VF damage in SG≥3 that matched the greater number of cases with a cup-to-disc ratio above 0.8.
There is substantial evidence in advanced cancer that the host systemic immune response is an important independent predictor of outcome and that pre-treatment measures of the systemic inflammatory immune response can be used to independently predict cancer patients' survival [ 17].
Moreover, cancers are among the most feared medical conditions, often causing prolonged periods of suffering, requiring substantial healthcare expenditures for advanced care, and being fought with medical tools that are relatively ineffective and themselves frequently disabling.
But all agree that after too many years of inadequate growth in advanced economies, substantial longer-term risks have emerged, not only for the wellbeing of these countries' citizens but also for the health and stability of the global economy.
There was a substantial excess risk of advanced stage at diagnosis among breast cancer women ⩾70 years of age.
