Sentence examples for basically therapy from inspiring English sources

For someone who used to avoid telling anyone about their depression unless necessary, doing more than 50 public events (basically therapy sessions with people watching you) takes a toll.

Murphy described Missty, a American Staffordshire Bull Terrier Cross, as "basically a therapy dog" to him.

The varying perspectives offered by characters from books is basically free therapy; you receive good advice about living well on a regular basis.

In the spring of 2005, doctors used ablation therapy — basically, a radioactive pill — to fight four tumors in Lisa's lungs.

The two couples he knows who went into therapy "basically screamed at each other in front of a referee".

Conventional insulin treatment is basically a replacement therapy for the management of diabetes, wherein insulin is exogenously administered by the subcutaneous route to secrete it as in non-diabetic pancreatic secretion.

Cinematic therapy basically.

Basically, bright light therapy means exposure to very bright lights, using a special light box (simple home lighting is not enough) at illumination level of 10,000 lux, most commonly for 30 to 40 minutes.

"It basically eliminates the gene therapy program if you can't run trials".

And then when that was done, to go into extensive therapy to basically be taught how to walk again".

The use of different shapes of NPs such as nanoshells and nanorods, for cancer therapy, has basically been an attempt to shift their absorption peaks to the wavelengths where the body tissues could be transparent to allow in vivo application(Huang and El-Sayed 2010; Cherukuri et al. 2010).