Sentence examples for modalities is common from inspiring English sources
The use of CAM modalities is common in certain populations, and gaining popularity in others [ 2].
In current clinical practice combining images from different tomographic modalities is common.
In the plural health care systems of India and Pakistan, the simultaneous use of different treatment modalities is common.
Other therapeutic modalities are common with patients experiencing cardiovascular disease, especially in patients with ischemic disease, who constitute the majority of the survivors (Figure 3). Figure 3 Long-term pitfalls in cardiac arrest survivors.
Other therapeutic modalities are common with patients experiencing cardiovascular disease, especially in patients with ischemic disease, who constitute the majority of the survivors.
The use of an adenovirus vector for this therapeutic modality is common, has significant clinical benefit in animals, and its efficacy has recently been linked to an anti-tumor immune response that occurs following tumor antigen presentation.
Physiotherapy is a common intervention for this group of patients and using anti-pain physical modalities is a common part of the physical therapy.
Combination therapy with different modalities is a common practice in the treatment of cancer.
Combination therapy with multiple drugs or modalities is a common practice in the treatment of cancers, which can achieve therapeutic effects greater than those of provided by a single drug or modality, and can reduce the side effects and resistance to drugs.
As for the pre-attentive processes of detecting sensory changes, nicotine has significant effects on the auditory and visual systems implying that its pre-attentive effect is common among sensory modalities.
Since cortical responses in the present study represent a pre-attentive automatic process to encode new somatosensory events, the results suggest that nicotine can exert beneficial cognitive effects without a direct impact on attention and that the effect of nicotine on the automatic change-detecting system is common across sensory modalities.
