Sentence examples for driving treatment from inspiring English sources

For the last three decades, the amyloid cascade hypothesis, which posits Aβ deposition as a key initial step in the pathogenesis of AD, has been the dominant theory driving treatment development1.

Now, the Canadian Government says the 80 or so patients who underwent the so-called "psychic driving" treatment in Montreal, intended to wipe the brain clear of all trauma, can receive almost $80,000 each.

I have always said, though, that we should not overstate the degree to which consumers rather than doctors are going to be driving treatment, because, I just speak from my own experience, I'm a pretty-well-educated layperson when it comes to medical care; I know how to ask good questions of my doctor.

The dominant clinical manifestations driving treatment were arthritis in 69.5%, rash in 44.4%, and inability to taper steroids in 27.3%.

Given the current healthcare reform discussions, a thorough understanding of the factors driving treatment selection is both critical and timely [ 57].

Several chemotherapy regimens are used at recurrence, but there is no randomised evidence driving treatment decisions; only limited data from small single-arm series, making comparison of regimens very unreliable.

But surprisingly, no one is deliberately driving treatments through the development pipeline by closing the gap between basic and clinical research.

As part of a quantitative systems pharmacology approach, the metabolites identified herein may serve as biomarkers for improving treatment decisions and elucidating mechanisms driving HTN treatment responses.

The influence of the driving frequency, treatment time and sample-array distance on polymer surface treatment was investigated.

If physicians are driving back treatment choice, even for procedures not supported by evidence, what can be done?

The D.S.M., as the manual is known, is the standard reference for mental disorders, driving research, treatment and insurance decisions.