Sentence examples similar to entry therapy from inspiring English sources

It takes years of "re-entry therapy" to prepare several cryogenically unfrozen characters — always a good proxy for sci-fi audiences, who themselves have been abruptly fast-forwarded into the future — for the world that awaits them in "Future Anxiety".

Show Me Your Tears' title and many of the songs in it were inspired by Thompson's recent divorce and entry into therapy.

mDT was done at entry into therapy (baseline) and after intervention.

Both demonstrated a drop in TSH levels at about 4 months after entry into therapy.

Seven of the 18 trials included a variable proportion of patients on diuretics, beta-blockers, calcium channel blockers or ACE inhibitors, either at study entry (background therapy) or as add-on during the trial.

Examples of non-ideal "real-world" situations include poor adherence, late entry into therapy, drug stockouts, unauthorized re-distribution of antiretrovirals, and interruption of multi-drug regimens in which one drug has a longer half-life, which creates an interval of "effective monotherapy" when only this drug is present at high levels [ 1].

It highlights a new mechanism of leukaemia progression and thus may represent an additional entry for therapies.

Key exclusion criteria included splenectomy and previous treatment with a JAK2 inhibitor or any chemotherapy at any time before study entry, and immunomodulatory therapy or immunosuppressive therapy 14 days before treatment.

[C1.] Medtronic to Announce Entry Into Obesity Therapy In its first major move toward entering the obesity therapy market, Medtronic plans to announce that it will acquire Transneuronix, a start-up company that is developing an implantable stomach pacemaker.

Her sudden entry into inpatient therapy shocked her fiancé.

Subjects underwent audiometry prior to initiating antiretroviral therapy (entry) and at weeks 16 and 32.