Examples of using Sometimes in combination in English and their translations into French
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Chemotherapy, sometimes in combination with immunotherapy- using drugs like interferon- is generally preferred.
The treatment is to stop ovulation sometimes in combination with anti-androgens.
Patients with pain are evaluated andthen treated with a variety of therapies, sometimes in combination.
Opium can be smoked, sometimes in combination with tobacco.
Our treatment options for oropharyngeal cancer include the following, sometimes in combination.
Four mechanisms have been used, sometimes in combination, to flush out-of-date cache entries.
Cyanohydrins may be prepared in a number of ways using cyanide or nitrile compounds, sometimes in combination.
Vines can also be killed mechanically, sometimes in combination with a chemical desiccant.
Chemotherapy, sometimes in combination with immunotherapy-- such as interferon, interleukin-2-- is generally preferred.
Eight reported deaths involved suicide or overdose, sometimes in combination with other drugs.
Pneumoconiosis, sometimes in combination with obstructive lung changes, has been reported following long-term exposure in humans.
Eventually, most fighters mounted cannons, sometimes in combination with machine guns.
The four curable STIs syphilis, gonorrhea, chlamydia andtrichomoniasis are treated with various antibiotics, sometimes in combination.
Phototherapy: treatment with light(UVA,USB, sometimes in combination with drugs or baths.
Among the most important environmental issues related to small-scale mining are the use of mercury for gold amalgamation, sometimes in combination with cyanide.
Most were heart valve OPs, sometimes in combination with bypasses or an aortic plasty.
Some 50 to 60% of patients undergo radiotherapy, sometimes in combination with surgery or drugs, as part of their treatment.
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