Sentence examples for uncertain survival from inspiring English sources
From their first hours as prisoners, she and Brennan were forced to negotiate their uncertain survival with a shifting array of captors possessed of differing manners and agendas.
A cost-benefit analysis illustrated that labour and utility costs in pond farming will preclude profitability of monoculture in some cases, forcing proponents to look towards co-culture or gamble with uncertain survival in sea ranching.
Mothers of severely ill babies with uncertain survival and non-Norwegian speakers were not included.
As this combined treatment generates complications with uncertain survival benefit, identification of nodal metastasis is crucial in proper selection of these patients for primary radiation therapy[ 34, 35 ].
This might, in part, explain the low response rates and uncertain survival benefit of, for example, cisplatin-based chemotherapy for hepatocellular carcinoma.
The patient was hesitant because of the uncertain survival benefits of treatment and the impact on quality-of-life and she asked the physician if she could 'think on that' (turn 01).
But what remains uncertain is the survival of power-sharing.
Companies like Cisco Systems, Oracle and Sun Microsystems can be seen as the ballast of the new economy, established concerns with steadily growing profits as opposed to the bubble of fledgling dot-com companies with their uncertain hopes of survival.
Gareth Bale produced another moment of magic to keep Tottenham on course for next season's Champions League and leave his former club Southampton still uncertain of Premier League survival.
Although the effectiveness of chemo- and radiotherapy is uncertain, a clear survival benefit of chemo- or radiotherapy is evident if surgical margins are not clear of tumor cells.
Only one or a small number of antigens was used in these trials, and again the clinical outcome was limited, with more favourable outcomes for DC-loaded vs peptide-alone strategies, but response rates rarely exceeding 30% (Parmiani et al, 2002) and uncertain benefit on survival.
