The phrase "availability of the treating" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the availability of a treating physician or treatment, but it is incomplete and ambiguous without additional context.
Example: "The availability of the treating physician is crucial for timely patient care."
Alternatives: "availability of the treatment" or "access to the treating physician".
The extent of the disease, comorbidity of the patient, initial treatment, availability of treatment modalities, and experience of the treating surgeon and radiation oncologist are decisive in the choice of treatment.
The optimal timing of referral varies depending on physicians' characteristics and preferences, practice setting, the comfort level of the treating physicians and the availability of nephrologists.
The improved ruminal disappearance of barley P suggests an improved solubility and faster ruminal availability of organic P of the treated grain, and warrants further investigations to tap its potential with regards to improved P nutrition and minimization of P excretion in dairy cows.
The availability of endoprostheses for treating thoracic aortic pathology has not kept pace with those for treating abdominal aneurysms.
Our analysis indicated that the district with a higher proportion of kachha houses and unavailability of toilet facilities has a higher IMR level, while the availability of treated water in the household was found to be negatively associated with the IMR.
The growing availability of patients treated with B cell depletion should allow investigators to understand the determinants that underlie B cell reconstitution in different autoimmune diseases and in individual patients.
Despite the availability of strategies to treat and manage the chronic disease, the disability and suffering associated with heart failure is devastating.
The research also highlighted the need for more effective planning and greater awareness and availability of facilities for treating PTSD.
What "The New Political Fixer: The Skin Doctor" (Thursday Styles, March 22) did not mention is that, with the economic rewards for dermatologists who go the Botox route, real shortages in the availability of dermatologists to treat skin cancer, psoriasis, acne and warts are occurring in most of the urban areas of the country.
Despite the availability of drugs to treat tuberculosis (TB), it remains the world's leading cause of death from a single infectious disease.
