Sentence examples for challenges of treating from inspiring English sources
The Personal Health column in Science Times last Tuesday, about the challenges of treating multiple sclerosis, misstated the number of immune-modulating drugs approved by the Food and Drug Administration for treatment of the disease.
Experts said the results underscored the challenges of treating depression in people past retirement age who are buffeted by anxieties — about dying, losing friends, declining physical health — that are different from those of younger adult patients.
The challenges of treating public and private patients play out every day at Charite, established in 1710 as a quarantine hospital outside Berlin.
Regardless of their feedstock, all ethanol-producing biorefineries face the common challenges of treating their effluent efficiently and economically to meet local discharge requirements, and minimising their net water consumption.
Conclusions: The combination of flavopiridol and docetaxel has minima activity and significant toxicity in this patient population These results reflect the challenges of treating patients with PC in a second-line setting where the risk/benefit equatior is tightly balanced.
Given the challenges of treating cancers that resist standard treatments, he said, "we should be open to new therapies".
PETER BURKE, trauma surgery chief at Boston Medical Center, on the challenge of treating victims of the Boston Marathon bombing.
Bishop's words highlight the challenge of treating a corporate environmental program not as a charity but as part of business that requires balancing cost with benefit.
From the perspective of human frailty, a program that barely reduces recidivism may still succeed in the formidable challenge of treating with decency people convicted of violence who have struggled all their lives with mental illness, addiction, and disability.
Such scaling likely explains the challenge of treating aneuploidy diseases with a single stress-inducing agent.
Overall, management of pigs after brain death closely mimicked the clinical challenge of treating the multi-organ donors, thus offering a standardized point of reference.
