Sentence examples for stimulated patients from inspiring English sources

Verum and sham stimulated patients showed a reduced activation compared to healthy controls (for both: t32 ≤ −2.348, P ≤ 0.013).

Instead, sham stimulated patients showed a significantly decreased baseline CBSI concentration in the left IFG compared to healthy controls.

In this way GPs stimulated patients to talk themselves into concluding that nothing was seriously wrong with them.

Desmurget and colleagues also found that, when dorsal premotor regions were stimulated, patients did not experience an intention to move.

In this regard it needs to be considered that sham and verum stimulated patients did not differ significantly in their activation patterns after rTMS application.

No significant differences between sham and verum stimulated patients existed with regard to the left or right DLPFC for the phonological and semantical task, respectively.

We believe that a multidisciplinary approach that involves educating the population, training healthcare workers, adequately managing cases, and simplifying surgical procedures reduced hospitalization time and stimulated patient initiative.

This technology will help develop drugs to stimulate patients' endogenous cells to repair and regenerate in vivo in the near future.

Conclusions: Promising results gives reason to recommend RCMT for critically ill patients in the ICU, as an alternative holistic non-pharmacological intervention to stimulate patients´ bodily awareness and enhance patient comfort and rehabilitation.

Small molecules not only are useful in generating desired cell types in vitro for various applications, but also can be further developed as drugs to stimulate patients' endogenous cells to repair and regenerate in vivo.

Small molecules not only are useful in generating desired cell types in vitro for various applications, such as disease modeling and cell-based transplantation, but also hold great promise to be further developed as drugs to stimulate patients' endogenous cells to repair and regenerate in vivo.