Sentence examples for prospective relief from inspiring English sources

The most that Utah could hope for was "prospective relief -- looking to the next decennial census," Mr. Cooper said in North Carolina's brief.

Although full college membership is expected to cost £270 a year before tax relief, prospective membership is free and social workers who sign up will be eligible for all services as they come on stream.

By Rania Abouzeid October 5, 2015 Musawi has two conditions for prospective donors to her relief efforts: that they accompany her to see the need and where the money goes, and that they don't disclose their political or religious affiliations.

Prospective studies comparing pain relief as outcome after RT and surgery are needed.

Understandably, patients seek symptom relief, and prospective studies [ 8] and consumer reports demonstrate considerable use of pharmacological and non-pharmacological therapies [ 9, 10].

Two prospective randomized trials demonstrated pain relief of IDET, although these studies were limited by total sample sizes of 64 and 57 patients [ 45, 46].

In a prospective clinical study for the relief of rheumatoid arthritis symptoms, Burgos and colleagues administered 3 times per day 100 mg of A. paniculata extract standardised to 30% andrographolide [ 38].

The current U.S. system: –relies unduly on expensive, retrospective government financing of disaster relief, rather than cheaper, prospective mechanisms; and.

External beam irradiation for painful bone metastases has been well established by many prospective trials and can lead to pain relief and/or reduce analgesic consumption.

In a review of NSAIDs in tendinopathy, Almekinders and Temple 58 found pain relief in five of nine prospective and placebo-controlled studies.

This prospective cohort study investigated associative factors for pain relief, better physical function, and improved working capacity after inpatient rehabilitation of WAD.