Sentence examples for rapidly relieved from inspiring English sources
In 2000, he and other researchers published the first study showing that intravenous ketamine rapidly relieved depression.
In most cases, pain cannot be rapidly relieved.
Lin et al. (3 ) also reported that in 8 patients who were treated with 20 mg/kg albendazole for 9 days, the symptoms and signs of acute angiostrongyliasis were rapidly relieved in 3 6 days.
In this pilot study involving 10 patients with gouty arthritis refractory to conventional therapies, anakinra given at 100 mg daily for 3 days rapidly relieved the inflammatory symptoms of gout.
In the presence of mCoA (15 μM), application of H2O2 causes little or no change initially, but upon its removal membrane area begins to decline robustly within 1 min and on average more than 25% of the cell surface is lost over 10 min. This pattern suggests that ROS have an acute inhibitory effect on MEND, which is rapidly relieved when H2O2 is removed.
However, Marangoni convection rapidly relieves the driving concentration gradients.
Gefitinib, an epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) tyrosine kinase inhibitor, is an active agent in non-small cell lung cancer, and rapidly relieves bronchorrhea in patients with bronchioloalveolar carcinoma before the improvement of radiological findings.
Further work showed the effects of antidepressant treatment on depressive disorders seen in the course of alcohol and drug dependence, the characteristics of placebo and the specific true pharmacologic responses to medication (a technical tour de force), and innovative studies combining antidepressants to more rapidly relieve suffering from these devastating disorders.
The study findings suggest that intranasal cooling rapidly relieves pain as well as migraine-associated symptoms.
An initial dose of 4g followed by 2g doses at four hourly intervals was found to rapidly relieve the symptoms and permit the sufferers to travel.
With respect to antibiotic effects, 56.6 % generally agree that antibiotics rapidly relieve earache.
