Sentence examples for therapy loss from inspiring English sources
As ERCC3 could help increase the sensitivity of cancer to radiation therapy, loss of EZH2-repression of these ERCC3 targets in t-AML indicates an increased radiosensitivity.
Inputs into the decision model include the probabilities of failure/recurrence, probability of empiric therapy, loss to follow-up before treatment, diagnostic accuracy, diagnostic delay, and economic parameters as shown in Table 1.
While important and demonstrating that downstream aberration of the RB pathway can bypass the response to endocrine therapy, loss of RB or cyclin D1 amplification does not represent the principle basis for acquired resistance in preclinical models.
Loss to initiation of both single and triple ARV therapy, loss to follow-up, and treatment interruptions were common during ANC care for pregnant women with HIV after their first ANC visit.
However, after 6 months the improvement in vision in the combination groups was lost and at 21 months vision worsening was observed with the addition of subthreshold grid laser to anti-VEGF therapy (loss of 3.017 lines of vision on the LogMAR chart).
When achieved through drug therapy, weight loss has been associated with an LDL drop of 10 to 31 milligrams.
In September 2014 the Congregation of Christian Brothers agreed to pay Turner £17,000 after he brought a compensation claim for psychiatric injury, cost of therapy and loss of earnings, arguing that the Irish Christian Brothers were vicariously liable for the alleged abuse, owing him as a child a direct duty of care.
Fortunately, most people survive brain injuries from such accidents, but those suffering serious traumas bear the costs of hospitalization, continued treatment or therapy, the loss of income, or the effects on careers and college.
Secondary end points included all-cause mortality, alteration of renal replacement therapy, weight loss, NYHA, renal function and QoL.
Even though six patients were under continuous therapeutic anticoagulation therapy, blood loss was classified as 'none' (n = 14), 'marginal' (n = 5), or 'moderate' (n = 1).
However, in this case, NIS gene expression was transient, thus narrowing the window for radioiodine therapy and loss of the combined radiovirotherapy.
