Sentence examples for disorders achieve from inspiring English sources

Only about 30% of people with mood disorders achieve full remission on existing antidepressants, Russo says, "and there's been a fundamental failure to turn new discoveries into new drugs we can use in clinical practice … if someone is willing to take the risk and the financial responsibility, neuritin could be a good approach".

We do not have to wait another 50 years to make real progress in helping people with substance use disorders achieve full and healthy lives, free of tobacco.

Data from clinical trials so far with infliximab and etanercept show that patients with AS and related disorders achieve significant improvement in clinical signs and symptoms based on validated outcomes measures.

33 These manifestations, however, are also common in AP and, although neurologists specializing in movement disorders achieve a high degree of diagnostic accuracy, more than 60% of cases with a final diagnosis of AP had their diagnosis changed during the course of the illness.

Patients without postoperative psychiatric disorders achieved a HRQOL comparable to the general population one year after bariatric surgery.

Thus, it is evident that any decrease of infertility rates among women with thyroid disorders (achieved with LT4 treatment) may lead to truly significant financial savings.

This study reports the novel finding that patients without postoperative psychiatric disorders achieved a HRQOL comparable to the general population one year after bariatric surgery; while patients with postoperative psychiatric disorders did not reach the HRQOL level of the general population.

Neutron diffraction measurements confirm the null effect of quenching on the next-nearest-neighbors atomic order due to the negligible L21 atomic disorder achieved with high-temperature annealings.

Likewise, male and female patients treated with venlafaxine for major depressive disorder achieved similar remission rates (45% vs. 45%) [34].

The introduction of diagnostic labels like conduct disorder and oppositional defiant disorder achieved, for the first time, an important step in the scientific/medical approach to problems of delinquency because they separated diagnosis and treatment from adjudication.

In the context of a multi-centre MRI study on a rare disorder, achieving a high autopsy rate in non-cases is difficult and it would take many years to obtain a representative autopsy sample of non-cases at a similar rate to the sCJD cases.