Meanings of cooperative group in English

Wilson coined the term superorganism for exactly this type of cooperative group.

For a definitive answer the patient resources of a cooperative group will be needed.

Objectives: International cooperative group trials require specific, sensitive biomarker assays that are validated between continents.

The 2010 report from the IOM recommended an overhaul of the NCI cooperative group program.

This modified, concurrent biochemotherapy regimen is active and tolerable for use in a cooperative group setting.

Prospective validation is underway with cooperative group trials.

Postoperative radiotherapy was omitted for 2 patients who had complete resection on the cooperative group study.

We present a final analysis, including pathology review, of a cooperative group study of drug-resistant ovarian cancer.

Two-thirds of those studies were cooperative group trials, including some with NCI funding, while the rest were industry-sponsored.

Quality assurance in radiotherapy (RT) has been an integral aspect of cooperative group clinical trials since 1970.

The lioness was the hunter, and, unlike other members of the feline family, she hunted in a cooperative group.

This human need for deeply cooperative group living brought with it the ability to get into each other's heads.

Response rates are superior to prior published North American cooperative group clinical trials for children with AML in first relapse.

Treatment of osteosarcoma should be undertaken within the framework of large cooperative group clinical trials for children, adolescents, and adults.

Participants were prospectively enrolled in institutional (cohort I) or cooperative group (cohort II) biospecimen and data collection protocols.

We feel that these results justify the formation of a cooperative group trial to assess its efficacy in a multi-institutional setting.