The phrase "ability of therapy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effectiveness or potential of therapeutic methods or interventions.
Example: "The ability of therapy to improve mental health outcomes has been well-documented in numerous studies."
Alternatives: "effectiveness of therapy" or "capability of therapy".
Finally, the right plot shows that when the DS growth rate (LamS) is low, an aggressive strategy is more often best to minimize resistance; this depends on the ability of therapy to prevent the emergence of resistance.
Once we couple this understanding with the recognition that the ability of therapy to prevent clinical events depends on the extent of disease within the arterial wall at the time therapy is initiated, the advantages of the causal exposure model for vascular disease over the risk factor model for cardiovascular events become apparent.
We report here the adverse effects on clinical outcomes of CDI associated with CA therapy and the ability of fidaxomicin therapy to mitigate some of those effects in comparison with vancomycin treatment.
Finally, the authors of each systematic review note that although several evidence-based intervention approaches for adults with neurodegenerative diseases are within the scope of occupational therapy, more work is needed to advance the ability of occupational therapy to meet the diverse needs of this population.
Taken together with the ability of antiretroviral therapy to reduce the risk of disease transmission, such studies have resulted in treatment recommendations that are more dynamic today than in the past, thereby improving treatment outcomes for certain subsets of patients with HIV.
4) Impact on suicide risk : 4 out of 6 retrospective studies provide evidence for the ability of clozapine therapy to reduce suicidal behaviour.
Here we studied the ability of photodynamic therapy to destroy a known bacterial pathogen and the extracellular matrix architecture of biofilm attached to titanium plates and germanium prisms.
Despite the ability of antiretroviral therapy to minimize human immunodeficiency virus type 1 (HIV-1) replication and increase the duration and quality of patients' lives, the health consequences and financial burden associated with the lifelong treatment regimen render a permanent cure highly attractive.
In this context, we next evaluated the ability of Hemin therapy administered post-UUO to reduce renal scar formation.
Particular interest was devoted to investigating the mechanisms of Danusertib resistance and the ability of combination therapy to prevent or reduce emergence of resistant clones in vitro.
Although encouraging in terms of the ability of antiretroviral therapy to reduce the occurrence of end-stage disease and wasting, HIV clinicians now need to be cognizant of weight excess among their patients.
