Sentence examples for problem treatment from inspiring English sources
That is not unusual: as we described yesterday, the mental disorders of prisoners were ignored for years; and even now, when the prison service has started to tackle the problem, treatment in prison remains deeply inadequate.
When the customer called NewEgg support, he got the "not my problem" treatment.
We give an a priori estimate that allows the relaxation of the communication between processors for the interface problem treatment.
In order to build this Knowledge Base it has been necessary to design previously a Model of the problem treatment.
On the other hand, SEMD itself provides an alternative to the boundary problem treatment, that is, without using any periodic/symmetric condition or characteristic wave, SEMD can alleviate the boundary problem by applying a smoothing procedure to all levels.
He explained: "In many cases this can mean that patients do not need to be admitted to hospital but rather have rapid diagnosis of their problem, treatment options discussed and agreed then initiated in the A&E department and as these rapid interventions take effect, these patients can be released home.
To effectively remedy these problems, treatment of symptomatic lumbar disc herniations has continuously evolved.
Factor analysis revealed that the factor structure can be represented by a one factor model (PAID total: emotional adjustment) and a four factor model (subscales: emotional problems, treatment problems, food problems, and lack of social support) [ 45].
The IMPACT intervention consisted of a behavioural activation intervention, Problem Solving Treatment (PST) and antidepressant medication.
We showed that our segment LSTM model, with only word embedding feature and no manual feature engineering, achieved a micro-averaged f-measure of 0.661 for classifying medical problem-treatment relations, 0.800 for medical problem-test relations, and 0.683 for medical problem-medical problem relations.
5. Problem Solving Treatment Problem Solving Treatment (PST) is a brief, structured psychological intervention, guided by the care-manager, that has been shown to be effective in the management of depressive disorders and stress related disorders [ 82].
