Sentence examples for actively treat from inspiring English sources

They may change their lifestyle, exercise more and actively treat the disease, which can improve their health status.

These cardiologists were equally distributed across the country to ensure representation from the four major regions of the USA and were sampled to represent cardiologists who actively treat and manage patients with CV risk factors (Table 3).

Since the intervention guidelines were not age specific, they could have given surgeons and other team members more confidence to actively treat older patients rather than managing them conservatively.

Several techniques were suggested to prevent, intercept or actively treat impacted maxillary canines, depending on patient age, canine position, presence of a malocclusion, and conditions of surrounding teeth [ 27– 30].

In addition, a general lack of awareness of the clinical impact of the disorder, a fear of adverse outcomes through overcorrection of sodium levels, and a lack of effective targeted treatments until recent years, may all have contributed to a reticence to actively treat cases of hyponatremia.

In adult and elderly stroke patients, the drug has lacked significant adverse events (see, for example, the study by Cho and Kim [ 16] in 4,191 Korean stroke patients), and a meta-analysis of placebo-controlled trials has shown that the overall frequency of adverse effects was comparable between groups comprising 1,652 actively treated and 686 placebo-treated subjects [ 17].

"Ninety percent of men who could qualify for active surveillance are actually being actively treated," said Dr. Marks.

Also, a statistically significant greater reduction in mean total erythema from baseline was observed in the actively treated group compared with placebo-treated subjects in one pivotal study (P = 0.017).

At present, hospitals vary widely, with some not resuscitating those born at 24 weeks, and some actively treating those born as early as 22 weeks.

A contributing factor in my view is that Tony Abbott and his government have not just failed to responsibly steward Australia's natural heritage, but has actively treated the environment as an enemy.

"It's simmering and brewing and if it boils over, the medical costs will be catastrophic," said Dr. Frederick R. Maue, chief of clinical services for Pennsylvania's Department of Corrections, which is actively treating infected inmates.