nonradical

With his own trial, the NSABP-04 the trial to test radical surgery versus nonradical surgery barely limping along, he could hardly convince surgeons to join a trial to combine chemo and surgery in breast cancer.

The Emperor of All Maladies

Even so, obsessed with Halstedian theory and unable to see beyond its realm, surgeons sharply berated such attempts at nonradical surgery.

The Emperor of All Maladies

“We clean out or strip the supraclavicular fossa with very few exceptions,” he announced at a surgical conference, reinforcing the notion that conservative, nonradical surgery left the breast somehow “unclean.”

The Emperor of All Maladies

What man or woman, confronting cancer, would willingly choose nonradical, or “conservative,” surgery?

The Emperor of All Maladies

Her mass reduced so rapidly, Keynes thought he might be able to perform a rather minimal, nonradical surgery on her to completely remove it.

The Emperor of All Maladies

I presume this holds true for all the nonradical Muslims (the vast majority of them) throughout the world.

One of Our Own

Ahead in the polls, Barack Obama used last night's debate to portray himself as a nonradical if vague agent of change.

Cool Hand Barack

Terrorists, Bush explained in October 2005, "use the vacuum created by an American retreat to gain control of a country, a base from which to launch attacks and conduct their war against nonradical Muslim governments ... we're facing a radical ideology with an unalterable objective, to enslave whole nations and intimidate the whole world," he said in his policy address.

Primetime Escalation Is Bush's Last Stand In Iraq

Duncan Hunter, Fred Thompson, and Bill Richardson are all reasonable -- mature, accomplished, nonradical.

Be Reasonable

If the U.S. gave more aid to help countries fund public nonradical schools, it might save money and lives in avoided conflicts and terrorist acts down the road.

Living History