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Meanings of inoperable in English
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inoperável Usage of inoperable in English
1
For patients with inoperable disease, chemoradiotherapy can produce relatively good long-term results.
2
Conclusions: Only one-third of inoperable patients are prohibitive risk for any intervention.
3
By the time he went to a doctor, finally, it was inoperable.
4
Alleviation of obstruction is very important for the palliation of inoperable patients.
5
Malware that wipes data and master boot records to render systems inoperable.
6
Riles claimed that they prolonged life by rendering stress inoperable and irrelevant.
7
He felt reduced to a jumble of nerves, his brain temporarily inoperable.
8
She was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour when she was five.
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Patients: Fifty consecutive patients with inoperable stage IV head and neck cancer.
10
Since this is patently inoperable, that asylum process cannot continue to be allowed.
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Four patients were considered inoperable and were excluded from further analysis.
12
Or that in World War III internal combustion engines could be rendered inoperable?
13
They told him today the compression in his spine is inoperable.
14
Seventy cisplatin-naive patients with inoperable solid tumors participated in the trial.
15
Zala attempted to contact her battleguard, but radiation rendered her comm system inoperable.
16
An undercover FBI agent had sold the men inoperable detonators and plastic explosives.
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