Sentence examples for tumour work from inspiring English sources

The surgeons specialising in neuro-oncology easily fulfilled the IOG requirement for >50% of a surgeon's practice to comprise tumour work.

Sudden illness Dr John Clark, who died aged 62 in 1992, also of a brain tumour, worked in room 1.54, the room directly below room 2.62, from 1971 to 1987.

New studies are developed through the tumour working groups including all international collaborative studies.

Data were also analysed for each tumour group across the sites to inform tumour working groups' action plans across the LC Integrated Systems.

With the increasing incidence of head and neck cancer, the initial thrust to pilot a disease prevention program stemmed from the South East London Tumour Working Group.

"So far this strategy of harnessing the immune system to attack tumours works only for some cancers and a few patients, so it's important not to overstate the immediate benefits.

Several large-scale randomised controlled trials show that endocrine chemoprevention for oestrogen-responsive tumours works [ 89, 90].

Solid tumour transplantation work, conducted throughout the 1950's, intended primarily to answer the question of whether malignancy was a virally transmitted phenomenon.

In an effort to differentiate between benign and malignant tumours, early work concentrated on the P MRS spectrum of human breast tumour extracts [ 1*, 2].

Olson told her that it was difficult because researchers didn't have material – tumours – to work with.

The Wilms Tumour Surveillance Working Group 2005 have produced a guideline recommending screening of children with conditions with a greater than 5% risk of Wilms tumour up to the age of 5 or 7 years (depending on the condition).