Sentence examples for therapy disruption from inspiring English sources

Treatment failure included i) persisting infection under appropriate antimicrobial therapy; and/or ii) relapse after antimicrobial therapy disruption.

Both steroids and cytotoxic drugs could be discontinued in only 4.7% of patients who remained stable after therapy disruption at the last follow-up.

The most frequently cited reason for change was insufficient IOP control reported for >60% of those changing therapy within the first six months and for >50% of those changing across the full study period (Table 4; patients with therapy disruption related to access or formulary changes were excluded from chart abstraction).

One major obstacle facing stromal-targeted therapy is avoiding disruption of homeostatic function in normal tissues.

This dependency provides a rationale for targeted therapy aimed at disruption of the interaction between the MMC and the constituents of its BM microenvironment.

In conclusion, the TRAIL system could be regarded as a potential target for novel glioblastoma therapy aimed at disruption of the ensemble of factors promoting angiogenesis, tissue remodelling and tumour invasiveness.

In the case of CSCs, we discuss differentiation therapies and the disruption of critical cellular signaling networks.

These observations have provided new insights into opportunities for adjuvant therapies based on disruption of these processes.

As the alveolar space was deemed as the putative site of the GM-CSF signal disruption, inhalation therapy should have better deposition with lower dosage and less effects on the bone marrow than injection therapy.

To report on the development of visually significant maculopathy associated with blood brain barrier disruption (BBBD) therapy for the treatment of central nervous system (CNS) lymphoma.

Local adverse effects may complicate treatment and lead to a disruption of therapy and worsening of disease.