Sentence examples for expression of treatment from inspiring English sources
The expression of treatment preference by the surgeon and the patient are key tenets of SDM.
One individual with decision-making capacity and Motor Neurone Disease, had made an advanced expression of treatment preference regarding Percutaneous Endoscopic Gastrostomy.
29 Five Wishes © (Towey and Aging with Dignity) is a legal document that facilitates expression of treatment preferences, if they were unable to communicate their wishes and includes the selection of a surrogate decision-maker.
We think that in the drug resistant patients studied by Kelly and Conley [ 24] sluggishness of thyroid axis function to respond to antipsychotic drugs may have been an endocrine expression of treatment resistance.
The trend towards shorter hospital admissions found in the excessive substance use group could also be interpreted as reduced compliance, as shorter admissions may be an expression of treatment non-compliance.
Expressions of treatment preferences, or 'advance expressions of preferences' are not legally binding but should be incorporated as part of the decision-making process when assessing "best interests" [ 17].
Shepstone [ 18] demonstrates how the three seemingly different effect size measures ΔNormal, OROrdinal and pNoether, which are all numerical expressions of treatment efficacy can be combined into a common scale.
The expression level of treatment C was treated as 1 for normalizing the relative expression levels of H, F, and HF treatments.
The presence of a large proportion of mRNAs that showed altered expression irrespective of treatment supported further analysis of the dataset, using two-way ANOVA.
Our analysis of the transcriptome revealed a strong sex-bias in gene expression regardless of treatment (approximately 50%% of annotated genes).
Again, this would suggest that FLAP is the key enzyme that controls the production of LTs in OA osteoblasts, rather than 5-LO, which showed little variation of expression regardless of treatment.
