Sentence examples for develop this treatment from inspiring English sources

People like Mark Freedman and myself have had to work with very limited resources to try to develop this treatment really from charitable funding and academia-driven units".

A bubble reactor was designed to develop this treatment operating in continuous mode.

The enactment of sensory (proprioceptive) predictions is a tenet of active inference – under which we develop this treatment.

The Rpe65-KO mouse (Redmond et al., 1998) and a naturally occurring Briard dog model of RPE65 disease were instrumental in developing this treatment, providing the opportunity to examine and prove safety and efficacy of the vectors prior to application in human patients (Acland et al., 2001; Pang et al., 2006).

To develop this pre-treatment, the influence of the oxygen potential during pre-annealing and pre-oxidation on the life span and failure mechanisms of the entire high temperature coating system upon thermal cycling was investigated.

Based on promising findings with imepitoin in a preclinical seizure model in dogs [ 19], it was decided to develop this drug for the treatment of canine epilepsy.

A plausible strategy to treat fibrosis in SSc is to block the autocrine TGF-β signaling in SSc fibroblasts and better understanding of its molecular mechanism is necessary to develop the treatment for this complicated disorder [ 1, 7].

Not only does PA account for 12% of all reported pathogens in pneumonia, 14.6% of all PA isolates exhibit resistance to imipenem at the initiation of treatment, and an additional 38.7% develop this during the course of treatment with imipenem.

"To develop this technique into an effective treatment for people with muscle-wasting conditions it may be necessary to combine it with other therapeutic approaches such as stem cell therapy," she said.

On the other hand, if and when a person takes a conventional drug and his or her symptoms disappear but new ones that are more serious develop, this result suggests that the treatment has suppressed the person's condition and has made them worse.

There are, however, exceptions where the CROPs of TcdA do not develop this effect, as shown by treatment of CHO-C6 cells.