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Meanings of stable disease in English

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Usage of stable disease in English
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Four patients had an objective response and 11 patients had stable disease.
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No major objective responses were observed and ten patients had stable disease.
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Conclusions: CF patients with stable disease have moderately reduced serum testosterone levels.
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Study endpoints included response rate, duration of stable disease and progression-free survival.
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One patient received fourth-line chemotherapy and maintained stable disease for 4 months.
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This effect was significantly enhanced within the group that had stable disease.
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The patient had a stable disease time of more than four months.
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One patient had a partial response and two patients had stable disease.
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One additional patient had a partial response, and five had stable disease.
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Patients were placed into partial response, stable disease, and disease progression categories.
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Secondary endpoints included time to progression, the stable disease rate, and toxicity.
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Fifteen patients had reduction in tumor size, one patient had stable disease.
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Fifteen patients had stable disease and the disease progressed in 26 patients.
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One patient had stable disease for 5 cycles before developing progressive disease.
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Some patients treated with peptide in adjuvant plus IFN-a had stable disease.
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Clinical benefit was defined as stable disease or partial response at 4 months.
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