You'll need a trained therapist for this approach and you need to be amenable to being hypnotized.
Our aim was to identify the patterns of practice and areas of controversy that may need to be resolved and be amenable to prospective clinical trials.
Typing assays need to be cheap and amenable to the designing of international databases.
For indolent subtypes in particular, these new treatment options need to be tolerable and amenable for long-term dosing.
These findings are important in the context of lymphoma, especially indolent subtypes, due to the relapsing disease course and the need for additional active treatment options, which need to be tolerable and amenable for long-term dosing.
While some such items may be amenable to modification, others may need to be eliminated altogether.
sui generis mental and vital forces were still widely accepted, but an extensive philosophical debate about the significance of the conservation of energy led to a widespread recognition that any such forces would need to be law-governed and thus amenable to scientific investigation.
Third, educators agreed that their focus needed to be the "accessible cancers," those more amenable to early detection by the patient or the general practitioner.
This study recognises that family carers are central to the experience of dying at home, and that they have needs that might be amenable to support and anticipatory planning.
However, many problems formulated within the framework of poro-thermoelasticity are not amenable to analytical treatment and need to be solved numerically.
The research takes a qualitative approach by explicitly recognising that family carers are central to the experience of dying at home for older people, and they have needs that may be amenable to support and anticipatory planning.
