The recurrence rate for the above treatment options ranges from 50 percent to 1 percent or less.

Catastrophic events capable of jeopardizing the survival of living species have a rate of recurrence of tens to hundreds of millions of years.

Recurrence of violence

(b) Identification of measures needed to prevent recurrence

Recurrence intervals of these events are neither regular nor predictable.

That sounds like a lot, until you realize that it means your survival chances go up only nine points, from 70 to 79 , because it is the 30 recurrence rate that drops 30 , to 21 .

Vermes died on 8 May 2013 after a recurrence of cancer.

Prevention of a recurrence of fighting and maintenance of the military status quo

After a second or third episode, the risk of recurrence rises to 80 90 .

The effective vaccine also should seek to provide longterm memory to prevent tumor recurrence.

But the similarity between the two types of crisis ends where preventing their recurrence begins.

No North South dialogue has emerged to investigate the incident, or to prevent a recurrence.

This would prevent a recurrence of the abuses that contributed to the 2008 financial crisis.

This specifically explains why we have very high recurrence rates in the world of cancer.

In particular, indefinite detention without trial needs to be addressed to avoid the recurrence of problems.

She hoped an effective early warning mechanism could be developed to prevent any recurrence of such tragedies.

In my case, they could have gone something like this assume you have a 70 chance of survival (defined as no recurrence for five years) if you simply have the tumor removed. Radiation and chemotherapy treatments can reduce recurrence by a further 30 .

The approval is for a subset of kidney cancer patients who are at intermediate risk for disease recurrence.

Around 10 15 of people experience a recurrence of symptoms during the six months after the initial infection.

They must do their utmost to prevent the recurrence of incidents such as that of 9 January last.

The Group noted the relatively low implementation rate for the recommendations made by the Board for the period ending 31 December 2001 and the recurrence of a number of recommendations made in previous audits and called for responsibilities to be established and achievable time frames for implementing recommendations determined.

Genetic factors are likely involved in at least some cases, as there is about a 7 familial recurrence risk.

Several tools are available to help predict outcomes, such as pathologic stage and recurrence after surgery or radiation therapy.

It also hoped that an effective early warning mechanism could be elaborated to prevent the recurrence of such tragedies.

A new Peace building Commission was also created to coordinate actions that could help prevent a recurrence of genocidal acts.

Early onset depression (before 20 years of age) is particularly associated with a significantly higher risk of relapse and recurrence.

Addressing those long term needs is vital if we are to prevent a recurrence or a slide back into conflict.

Among the questions being asked by NGOs, the UN, and national donors is how to prevent the recurrence of past mistakes.

Thirdly, in order to prevent the recurrence of crimes against civilians, the culture of impunity must be brought to an end.

Comment by the Administration. UNRWA will amend the closure instructions for the next biennium to prevent a recurrence of this practice.

The Committee urges the State party to take measures to prevent the recurrence of cases such as the Aghia Varvara children's institution.

The recurrence of these roles for different actors further underscores the need for sharing of information, joint strategizing and harmonization of functions.

New Zealand understands peacebuilding to encompass all political development and humanitarian activities aimed at preventing the outbreak, continuation or recurrence of conflict.

The Kattan nomograms predict recurrence after surgery and or radiation therapy, based on data available either at time of diagnosis or after surgery.

The effective interest rate, effective annual interest rate, annual equivalent rate (AER) or simply effective rate is the interest rate on a loan or financial product restated from the nominal interest rate as an interest rate with annual compound interest payable in arrears.

And the primary emphasis of the entire R2P enterprise should continue to be prevention of mass atrocity crimes both their occurrence and their recurrence.

There is no record of effective measures having been taken to sanction the public officials involved in those irregularities or to prevent their recurrence.

The population growth rate surged as the mortality rate dropped more rapidly than the birth rate.

Recent research suggests that efforts to eliminate cancers may actually hasten the emergence of resistance and tumor recurrence, thus reducing a patient s chances of survival.

Unfortunately, this global crisis was made in America, and America must look inward, not only to revive its economy, but also to prevent a recurrence.

It is evident that the Government of the United States of America will be responsible for the consequences of any recurrence of its unlawful acts.

We will likely never know. The regulations and precautions that lawmakers will enact to prevent its recurrence will therefore necessarily remain blunt and of uncertain effectiveness.

We will likely never know. The regulations and precautions that lawmakers will enact to prevent its recurrence will therefore necessarily remain blunt and of uncertain effectiveness.

I also read that, Tamoxifen, one of the drugs used to prevent the recurrence of breast cancer, increases the risk of developing uterine cancer by 30 .

The main functions of the Force have been to maintain the military status quo and to use its best efforts to prevent a recurrence of fighting.