Sentence examples for survival management from inspiring English sources
This contrasts with the evidence from paediatrics, which can be drawn only from trials too small in size to adequately inform a meta-analysis with respect to the questions of survival, management guidelines, or policy.
Understanding CTC may be the first step to block metastases and therefore could have a positive impact on patient survival and management in the clinic.
The primary aims were the determination of prosthetic survival and management of revisions.
Additional components of child survival, health management and the introduction of maternal child healthcare were included in pre-service training.
Additional prognostic markers could be valuable to enable more accurate stratification of such patients with regard to survival, clinical management and follow-up regimens (Murali et al, 2012).
The improved survival from management by a multidisciplinary team at a joint clinic was not solely due to the prescription of platinum chemotherapy.
Surgical pathological risk factors provide valuable information for survival and management of early-stage cervical cancer when number and significance of risks are weighted.
We also discuss exciting areas of burgeoning anti-tumour research, and their potential to improve the survival and management of patients with CRPC.
Taken together with the fact that the presence of multiple severe or moderately severe chronic conditions is not compatible with long-term survival or management in the primary care setting, especially among a marginalised, street health population, it is likely to impact directly on emergency department visits and hospital admissions.
Individuals growing in zones receiving survival-lowering management produced seeds that compensated the lack of seeds in zones receiving fertility-lowering management.
As coastal development and coral disease incidence continue to rise [12], understanding the mechanisms linking them [13] and managing reefs for long-term survival become pressing management priorities.
