Sentence examples for population therapy from inspiring English sources

Another possibility is that the discrepancies are caused by differences in characteristics of the study population, therapy or outcome measurements (eg, duration of follow-up).

The regulatory system must be better aligned to make trials of personalized, small population therapies economically viable.

And in the polytrauma group, just as in the general Veterans Health Administration population, therapies for P.T.S.D. and T.B.I. accounted for 60 percent of total health care costs.

Nasal congestion, which represents a cardinal symptom of AR, appears to be difficult to treat and, especially for pediatric population, therapies that are both well tolerated and effective in relieving nasal congestion are needed.

Table 1 details the similarities and differences between the patient populations, therapy administered and outcomes of these studies.

Its efficacy in LGS was controversial according to one review [ 16] that included nine RCTs testing different drugs against placebo; no final analysis was possible because of heterogeneity of populations, therapies and outcomes.

Whilst this review focuses on process techniques for the production of single-cell type populations, therapies for certain disease types will necessitate transplantation of a functional tissue-like structure.

Another important factor when treating this population is therapy considerations given comorbidities and associated concomitant therapies.

To reach a willingness-to-pay threshold of £20 000 and £30 000/QALY gained required an average time in therapeutic range for the whole cohort of approximately 91% and 97% for the population starting therapy at age <80 years, and 80%and83%3% in the population starting therapy at age ≥80 years, respectively.

The number of newly diagnosed HIV-infected individuals in Korea and the target population for therapy is increasing, and it is therefore necessary to assess the national HIV/AIDS prevention program of therapy for HIV-infected individuals.

But mirroring is not the necessary solution to encourage a more diverse and satisfied population in therapy.