Sentence examples for managing disorders from inspiring English sources

This further affirms the potential of this strategy in managing disorders characterized by epithelial cell death and transformation.

The latter two forms of antioxidants were chosen because the antioxidant and anti-inflammatory phytochemical constituents (polyphenols, flavanols) are distinct from ascorbate but yet there is a growing appreciation for their role in managing disorders associated with oxidative stress.

In search for potential neurotrophic activity from herbs acting on the central nervous system, the present study focused on the neurotrophic activity of Centella asiatica which has, for a long time, been claimed to be beneficial for managing disorders of the brain, skin and gastrointestinal tract [ 14].

As new drugs have been designed to manage disorders that are uncommon, but of significant consequence, they may have adverse effects that are acceptable only because they are so uniquely beneficial to these specific conditions.

Tenotomy and tenodesis of the LHBT are commonly used to manage disorders of the LHBT [ 2].

Tenotomy and tenodesis of the LHBT are commonly used to manage disorders of the LHBT.

In NSW, inpatient mother-baby psychiatric unit beds are available only in the private health system at St John of God Hospital in Sydney, so it was vital that specialised services were made available to manage disorders requiring more than primary care.

Such evidence is likely to support the further development and implementation of EI services for people with bipolar disorder, consistent with the clinical staging approach to managing mental disorders (McGorry 2007).

The aims are– (1) to evaluate the effectiveness of a community pharmacy-based intervention in managing sleep disorders, (2) to evaluate the role of actigraph as an objective measure in monitoring certain sleep disorders and (3) to evaluate the extended role of community pharmacists in managing sleep disorders.

The EEG is an important clinical tool for diagnosing, monitoring, and managing neurological disorders related to epilepsy [7].

Patients described both positive and negative experiences with doctors and, like the professionals, believed not all doctors had sufficient expertise or interest in managing headache disorders.