Sentence examples for enhancement status from inspiring English sources

Predictors of enhancement status could be useful for the selection of patients for MRI monitored trials.

In a multiple regression model with clinical and demographic predictors ("disease course", "age at disease onset" and "disease duration" [ 9], the MRI predictor T2 lesion burden significantly improved the prediction of enhancement status in the open part of the SLC database.

> -wrap-foot> *The B/T criteria did not include data on enhancement status This study was fuelled by the desire to find MRI criteria for dissemination in space in the initial MRI examination at onset of CIS that are more sensitive than the existing B/T criteria (without sacrificing specificity) and more simple to use.

Mr DeFazio argues that they should that the financial and social barriers to testing alternative treatments are serious enough to justify not only the existence of the OAM, but also the enhancement of its status.

First, an enhancement in moral status might always be an unequivocal good.

Thus, for cognitive disabilities, Wolff emphasizes "targeted resource enhancement" rather than status enhancement, arguing for an entitlement scheme that gives people with cognitive disabilities maximum possible control over an individual budget for personal assistance and social support (2009a, 407 413).

Finally, "status enhancement" alters the built environment and social practices to reduce the impact of individual differences in abilities on social equality.

Wolff generally favors status enhancement as the most respectful intervention, because it shapes the environment to the needs of all members of society.

Although Wolff does not adopt the device of hypothetical decision making to justify a preference for status enhancement, that preference could be underwritten by a suitably modified Original Position.

He does regard some forms of status enhancement, notably antidiscrimination measures, "as essential," but he accepts Wikler's conclusion that broader changes in social practice carry "intolerable costs" (413).

Our findings suggest that the therapeutic efficacy of fluoxetine may be mediated, at least partially, via reversal of oxidative damage as demonstrated by protective enhancement of antioxidant status following a stress-induced decline.