Sentence examples for among treating from inspiring English sources
Because this was an observational study, there was variability among treating physicians regarding the decision to measure serial biomarkers and obtain functional cardiac studies.
It was important to evaluate the prevalence of CDAD in this part of the country as there is increasing need of awareness among treating physicians on the risk factors and control of such infections.
In contrast with expectations, an unexpected low rate of intractable/refractory migraine or headache was observed, which may be attributed to inconsistencies in diagnosis among treating physicians or a possible low participation of headache specialists in the study.
The finding that ill-defined signs and symptoms (Fig. 1) are most prevalent may represent a bias among treating emergency physicians to rule out life-threatening diagnoses and characterize discharged patients in the broadest sense (chest pain or abdominal pain NOS, for example).
Due to the severity of pulmonary disease that many of these patients experienced, perception among treating clinicians was that these patients would have worse outcomes and consume more resources, as measured by hospital charges, than patients who developed ALI from other etiologies.
The main priority remains to increase awareness among treating physicians about early diagnosis of OSA in patients with IPF and to emphasize the need for intense future research, especially on the role of intermittent hypoxia superimposed on chronic hypoxia during sleep in patients with IPF.
Although systemic complement activity was reduced in the IVIg-treated rats, cerebral complement and complement inhibitor factor levels were mostly comparable among treated and non-treated groups.
The diagnostic and prognostic values of FT persisted among treated or non-treated patients.
We want to compare the share of internal trainers among treated individuals (whose work environment has been hit by substantial changes) and non-treated ones.
That development has lengthened the average time of progression from infection to the signs and symptoms of AIDS among treated patients.
In a release, Wyeth said that M.R.I.'s of those patients showed less loss of brain volume among treated patients compared with those given a placebo.
