Sentence examples for preventing treatment from inspiring English sources
Prevention of amplification may further reduce costs by preventing treatment failure.
A new hope is to learn how to use two tests, known as phenotyping and genotyping, before prescribing anti-H.I.V. drugs to identify resistant strains early, thus preventing treatment failures and the need for salvage therapy.
The advantages of cRCTs include preventing treatment contamination, enhancing administrative efficiency, convenience, external validity, ethical considerations, and likelihood of increased compliance by participants.
Physical restraint (PR) is common in Canadian intensive care units (ICUs); used in up to 76% of mechanically ventilated patients.[1] Psychotropic drugs may minimize PR used for agitation, promoting patient safety and preventing treatment interference.
The study supported the efficacy of the Impulsive Lifestyle Counseling program as a method for preventing treatment dropout for patients with comorbid antisocial personality disorder in substance abuse treatment.
P-gp, the encoded product of the human multi-drug resistance-1 (MDR-1; ABCB1) gene, is of particular clinical relevance in the emergence of multi-drug resistance (MDR), which may play an important role in preventing treatment response of some tumors and infectious diseases to chemotherapeutic agents and antibiotics.
Recently, studies of the role of zoledronate in preventing treatment-induced bone loss in pre- and post-menopausal breast cancer patients were performed.
Guidelines for the use of the agents in preventing treatment-induced bone loss are evolving and trials investigating their potential role in the adjuvant setting to prevent metastasis are ongoing (Table 2).
-Spreading awareness of the disease and removing harmful stigma which may prevent treatment.
The law prevents treatment for their ill sons or daughters unless he or she volunteers for it.
Dr. Fuller Torrey, the nation's leading schizophrenia researcher, recently wrote a terrific article, "Bureaucratic Insanity," that exposed some of SAMHSA's waste and efforts to prevent treatment.
