The phrase "anticipated treatment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to healthcare, medical procedures, or any situation where a treatment is expected or planned.
Example: "The doctor discussed the anticipated treatment options for the patient's condition during the consultation."
Alternatives: "expected treatment" or "projected treatment".
As anticipated, treatment with AL1576 prevented cataract by inhibiting sorbitol formation in the lens.
Its intensity would vary depending on the invasiveness and risks associated with the anticipated treatment.
As anticipated, treatment with DMSO did not significantly impact cell growth, even after 48 hours.
As anticipated, treatment of the cultures with BMP-2 or TGF-β led to an induction of chondrogenesis.
As anticipated, treatment of PC12 cells with DOX significantly increased ROS after 24 h of exposure in comparison to control.
Inability by sunitinib to persistently inhibit HIF-1, VEGF and pMAPK anticipated treatment resistance in xenografted tumours.
This can happen in a number of ways: through the use of predictive analytics set across multiple datasets in real-time; through the delivery of stratified medical pathways, drawing on patient, environmental, social and genetic data to anticipate treatment pathways; through the correlation, analysis and interpretation of telehealth, telemetry and genomic data to treat disease pre-emptively.
The significance of this prospect appears evident when we consider the importance of promptly identifying life-threatening situations like Addisonian crisis and thyroid storm, and of anticipating treatment and thus preventing clinical manifestations of autoimmune disease in the preclinical stages [33].
The researchers would not anticipate treatment to have changed very much during this period, given that QOF targets have remained largely the same.
It is anticipated that treatment as usual and psycho-educational intervention delivered by a booklet will: Improve patients' and primary caregivers' knowledge of schizophrenia, improve patients' positive and negative symptoms and reduce their relapse rates, and improve primary caregivers' burden of care and quality of life better than treatment as usual alone.
Conversely, a reduced efficacy of HIF-1-inhibitors might be anticipated for treatment of p53 defective tumors, an aspect that may constitute a confounding factor in clinical trials of HIF-1α-inhibiting treatment regimes.
