Sentence examples for model in treating from inspiring English sources

During the Wednesday rally, Mr Antonescu claimed that the European centre-right leaders gathering in Bucharest were discussing plans for the "federalisation" of Romania with Mr Basescu as an accessory".Romania is and remains a model in treating minorities, but will always be a single national state," he said in a speech abounding in nationalistic jibes.

As present, very few studies have evaluated a CB intervention for knee pain treatment, as far as we are aware this will be the first study to tackle this particular CB intervention model in treating OA patients.

If found to be acceptable and effective, the telepsychiatry consultation paired with collaborative care management may be an effective model in treating the mental health not only of Chinese American patients, but also of an ever diversifying American population with limited access to clinicians fluent in their culture and language.

This change may be important because CD86 appears to be the dominant co-stimulatory ligand in a number of experimental models, and, in treating mouse models of autoimmune disease, inhibition of CD86 was more effective than inhibition of CD80 [ 5].

This change may be important because CD86 appears to be the dominant costimulatory ligand in a number of experimental models and, in treating mouse models of autoimmune disease, inhibition via CD86 was more effective than inhibition via CD80.

Our main aim is to determine the characteristics of the current health-care models used in treating rheumatoid arthritis patients in Latin America.

The effect of varying fuel models in treated areas had much less impact on hazardous fire potential, indicating a robust treatment effect.

Fibrogenic changes can be prevented in our model if treated early in their development with anti-inflammatory drugs [ 66], showing that earlier inflammatory processes are contributing to later developing fibrotic responses.

Although it might be anticipated or assumed that MTX would have negative regulatory effects on cytokine production, this in fact has not been clearly demonstrated in experimental models or in treated patients.

This yeast appears to grow well under experimental wastewater conditions, and is effective in treating model wastewater containing soluble and insoluble starch.

To correct for potential bias, relevant physiotherapist characteristics were added in the regression model: years of experience in treating ankle injuries (≥ 3 years), specialisation (sports physiotherapy, manual therapy).