Sentence examples for intervention treating from inspiring English sources

When other intervention treating the underlying etiology failed to yield any improvement, the next option would be a procedure to divert the fluid from the syrinx cavity, such as syringo-subarachnoid, syringo-peritoneal or syringo-pleural shunting.

I'm thinking of former prime minister Kevin Rudd's formal apology to the Stolen Generations in 2008, which while important, provided no compensation for past losses and occurred at the same time his government was deepening the Northern Territory Intervention – treating Indigenous people as different, worthy of discrimination and racism.

"Even if you are a medical doctor... you have to understand the game," was Jose's interpretation of Carneiro's intervention, treating Eden Hazard's apparent injury, pitch side in injury time of Chelsea's 2-2 opening day draw with Swansea, leaving them, temporarily, with just nine men on the pitch.

Although study protocols established the timing and content of each intervention, treating clinicians were able to work collaboratively with participants and their families to maximize adherence and benefit, and minimize adverse events.

The fact that the international community, à la the Obama Doctrine on humanitarian intervention, treats different countries differently when it comes to military action, does not mean that the norm -- "Thou shalt not kill your own people" -- is not well on its way to being established.

The intervention treated calcium intake and physical activity as individual health behaviours.

Although new interventions treating neonatal brain injury show great promise, our current ability to predict clinical functional outcomes is poor.

However, parental feeding practices linked to parenting styles require interventions treating underlying family dynamics as a whole.

3 However, implicit weightings occur when comparing interventions treating specific patient groups.

Until now, as far as we know, only two randomized clinical trials have been published on interventions treating severe FOC [ 7, 8].

The studies were distributed over the populations of interest as follows: nine interventions treating older adults [ 32, 46- 48, 52, 53, 55, 65, 67], nine interventions treating patients with stroke [ 45, 49, 54, 57, 63, 64, 68, 69, 71] and one study treating young adults with traumatic brain injury [ 56].