Sentence examples for disease considerations from inspiring English sources

Meeting participants reached consensus on candidate case definitions for RSV disease, considerations for clinical efficacy endpoints, and the clinical development pathway for active and passive immunization trials in maternal and pediatric populations.

Once we hand over the task of uncovering malfunction to the sciences we can no longer make common sense the ultimate arbiter, unless we wish to explicitly import, into the concept of disease, considerations derived from folk theories of what normal human nature amounts to.

Advances in oral drug delivery design have significantly improved the bioavailability of drugs to the colon; however in order for a drug to have therapeutic efficacy during disease, considerations must be made for the altered physiology of the gastrointestinal (GI) tract that is associated with GI inflammation.

Breed et al. (2009) discuss the importance of disease considerations in the captivity, translocation, and reintroduction of endangered wildlife.

If CT scanning shows unresectable disease, consideration should be given to performing laparoscopic gastroenterostomy and endoscopic biliary stenting.

When treating metastatic disease, consideration of the breast cancer subtype, previous therapies given in the adjuvant setting, time from adjuvant therapy to recurrence, and duration of response to prior endocrine, chemotherapeutic and targeted agent, is required.

Because the purposes of tracking or integrated assessment are to improve public health and reduce environmental factors that contribute to disease, consideration of the needs of stakeholders and policy makers who are in a position to take the necessary actions is a key priority from the outset.

Such data are of key importance in devising evidence-based priorities for policies and prevention globally and enhancing or supplementing undernourishment assessment indexes to include diet-disease considerations in addition to total energy (24).

While there is considerable interest in the role that oxidative stress plays in the etiology of chronic diseases, consideration of these reaction pathways is also suggestive that a threshold level of ROS must be needed for optimal cellular function.

This allowed us to provisionally investigate whether uncertainty or disagreement might be secondary to disease specific considerations.

Apart from the acute disease, welfare considerations and social aspects appear to play a role in the admission situation both in demential diseases and in general.