Sentence examples for loss assistance from inspiring English sources

I thought they would give us weight loss assistance such as diet pills or pre-packaged foods, but it was nothing like that.

Lap-band prosthesis and weight loss assistance therapies were valued based on commercial prices.

A research nurse interviewed patients every 6 months during the trial to document utilization of weight loss assistance therapies and medication by type, dosage, and frequency.

71 If the patient wants no further bariatric intervention, the weight loss assistance that the band could potentially provide disappears with its removal.

The intervention may provide health professionals with a means of assisting obese or overweight individuals that seek weight-loss assistance; through providing patients with a copy of the evidence based self-help approach reliance on health professionals may be reduced, saving time and costs for both the consumer and the health professional.

Allocating overweight and obese children to be wait-listed for 12 weeks raises ethical concern as weight gain in children that are not treated could be disadvantaged, particularly with children that have identified their need for weight-loss assistance in a community setting.

The largest category of borrowers slated to get money are the more than half a million homeowners who were deprived of a loan modification or other loss mitigation assistance.

But state officials said at no time did they urge requiring welfare recipients to reapply for benefits, a time-consuming and complicated process that advocates for the poor said could result in a loss of assistance for many people who need continuing coverage.

The options include tighter regulation of premiums, forcing insurers to cut costs or operate at a loss; financial assistance to consumers, in addition to subsidies that will be provided by the federal government; and programs to ensure that the costs of the sickest patients are shared by all insurers.

Early intervention for children with hearing loss involves assistance in oral speech development, optimal use of hearing devices and fostering a holistic partnership between allied health and the children's families.

The indirect cost consisted of two parts, production loss and assistance of informal caregiver.