Sentence examples for organized treatment from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we present an organized treatment for forced oscillations.

The roles of the actors in this example are different from those of a hierarchically organized treatment center.

This is doubly true in the United States; while almost 2,000 Americans languish without access to available treatment, the National Institutes of Health continues to support a number of poorly organized treatment trials which hold little prospect of producing any result except millions of dollars in government revenue for "academic" research centers.

Prince's team was organizing treatment with a California addiction doctor to help him kick an addiction to painkillers.

Suggestions are provided for organizing treatment sessions and for assigning homework based on treatment principles.

An independent secretary will organize treatment allocation by distributing sealed numbered envelopes to the nurse manager in the operation theatre.

Clinics could organize treatments so that burden is diminished as much as possible and ensure that patients receive support to meet the demands of treatment.

However, of the 30.6 % of the total sample that reported that they 'always' organized the treatment, 80.4 % were women and 19.5 % were men.

Over this period, the SUS also organized the treatment of emergencies, equipping emergency care facilities, providing ambulances, and organizing hotline call systems [ 38, 39].

Current health systems are still, to a large extent, organized around treatment and cure of specific diseases, reflecting only the second part of the WHO's definition of health.

The twelve subjects were excluded for the following reasons: two subjects joined another organized obesity treatment program, one subject was diagnosed with Cushing's syndrome, one subject was diagnosed with Crohn's disease and eight subjects started medication that could influence their body weight and/or glucose metabolism (metformin, sibutramine, orlistat or methylphenidate).