Sentence examples for arduous therapy from inspiring English sources

As the whole universe knows, Armstrong is a superfamous American athlete who developed testicular cancer, went through arduous therapy and then returned to the racing circuit as the head of the United States Postal Service Pro Cycling Team, winning the Tour de France seven straight times.

Arduous physical therapy is essential, and recovery can be long and painful.

Coaching was indeed more profitable (the coaches I knew charged more than most therapists) and less arduous than therapy.

It took many months of arduous physical therapy to be weaned from pain medication and to regain the ability to move about.

But many patients must balance arduous, often ineffective therapy with quality-of-life issues.

All these applications require diverse expertise, energy, enthusiasm, and perseverance, as translation of any of these strategies into clinical therapies proceed along an arduous path.

So for Mr. Diller, the high-tech experiments have been balanced by an arduous regimen of physical, occupational and other therapies -- a daily fight to return to normal life.

No particular medication is highly effective, and therapy is almost always long and arduous.

Amy's most pressing question about possible treatments was: Would the arduous and exhausting side effects of aggressive cancer therapy be balanced by real benefits?

Her first feature, "Never Fear (The Young Lovers)," from 1949, about the emotional crises of a dancer (Sally Forrest) who contracts polio and endures arduous rehabilitation, includes a scene of the dancer during her therapy.

The limited options for the management of soft tissue inflammation, neuropathic pain and in particular pain derived from rotator cuff injuries have prompted the search for more effective therapies; the following study is one example of that arduous search.