Sentence examples for embedded in the treatment from inspiring English sources
Swollen joint count and titers of RF were significantly different between ACPA+ and ACPA− patients (Table 1).> This study was embedded in the Treatment in the Rotterdam Early Arthritis Cohort Study (tREACH) and approved by the Medical Ethics Review Board of Erasmus MC Rotterdam.
These beliefs are typically not a reason to reject patients for multidisciplinary treatment, nor is the altering of illness and self-efficacy beliefs structurally embedded in the multidisciplinary treatment in a standardized way.
Behaviors considered triggers and consequences of DEB are embedded in the diabetes treatment regimen (49).
In a study embedded in the UKPDS, treatment of obese patients with metformin, which is not associated with weight gain or hypoglycemia, reduced the incidences of myocardial infarction and all-cause mortality (23).
This study was embedded in the ongoing TB treatment programme.
There is no more glaring example of the House Republicans' indifference to the inequities embedded in the tax code than the treatment of so-called carried interest.
I have given due weight to A's age, to the respect due to faith, and to the dignity of the individual embedded in the right to refuse treatment … " And her decision has consequences, which throw her into confusion and self-doubt – perhaps mirroring her husband's confusion.
The question is whether this quality assessment embedded in the PBF incentive structure affected the treatment received by sick children.
Then the UV post curing process, which is always mandatory after a DLP process, is exploited to in situ reduce the graphene oxide embedded in the matrix; similarly a thermal treatment is also investigated as post process.
This is embedded in the broad context of screening, treatment and patients' attitudes towards these therapeutic interventions.
The strengths of this study include that it was embedded in the Prostate testing for cancer and Treatment (ProtecT) randomised controlled trial of treatments for localised prostate cancer, providing a framework for the development of a model of nurse-led active monitoring/active surveillance care and enabling the training of nurses alongside clinicians.
