In the past, elective lymph node dissection. (ELND) of the lymphatic bed believed most. likely to drain the primary tumor site (based on. Sappeyâs classic anatomic description of cuta-. neous lymphatic flow) was used as part of the. staging procedure for melanoma.
Is it 'cope with' or 'cope up'? Answer: It is âcope with.â âCopeâ is an intransitive verb meaning to deal with something well, despite or in the face of some difficulty. Synonyms are âcontend with,â âget by,â âgrapple with,â âmake do,â and âmanage.â âCope upâ is an interpretation that is sometimes used incorrectly in place of âkeep up.â Following are three examples : Examples:
New blades have been designed to cope with the effects of dead insects. The country's prisons are filled with drug-takers, and cannot cope with the numbers. The speed of economic change has been so great that the tax-collecting system has been unable to cope. 4. countable noun. A cope is a long sleeveless piece of clothing worn by some Christian priests on special occasions.