Sentence examples for to a curative from inspiring English sources

Radiation oncologists are faced with the challenge of irradiating tumors to a curative dose while limiting toxicity to healthy surrounding tissues.

In our case, intending to a curative resection, it was assumed that HPD combined with vessel resection was required because the mass had infiltrated into the adjacent organs, right hepatic artery, and PV.

A detailed understanding of how the host immune system shapes the size and distribution of the viral reservoir should lead to the development of a new generation of immune-based therapeutics, which may eventually contribute to a curative intervention.

Moreover, although presently the treatment of neurobehavioral disability mainly involves supportive care, such as the development of compensatory approach through rehabilitation, the identification of the site of lesions will lead to a curative treatment with the development of regenerative medicine in the future.

To be defined are the mechanisms contributing to cell proliferation, the role of proliferating cells in perpetuating the infectious virus reservoir, and whether therapies that target HIV-infected proliferating cells, specific genes, or their products may contribute to a curative strategy for HIV infection.

Patients presented with advanced disease not amenable to a curative therapeutic approach.

9 The development of metastatic disease poses a major clinical problem as it is seldom amenable to a curative treatment.

In general, once an adolescent reaches the age of 14, it has the right to sole consent to a curative procedure.