Sentence examples for structure treatment from inspiring English sources

This task plays a vital role in many biomedical imaging applications: the quantification of tissue volumes, diagnosis, localization of pathology, study of anatomical structure, treatment planning, partial volume correction of functional imaging data, and computer-integrated surgery.

This task is vital in many biomedical imaging applications such as the quantification of tissue volumes, diagnosis, localization of pathology, study of anatomical structure, treatment planning, partial volume correction of functional imaging data, and computer-integrated surgery [1, 2].

There is now a growing movement within our justice system to create veterans treatment courts to provide the structure, treatment, and mentoring these veterans need to get their lives back on track.

Veterans Treatment Courts ensure that when our veterans struggle with the transition home and become involved with the criminal justice system, they receive the structure, treatment, and mentoring they need to get their lives back on track.

The nature and extent of differences in organizational structure, treatment policy and patient population between the units were largely unknown.

19 The observed differences in LOS among the studies could be due to differences in reimbursement structure, treatment patterns, hospital protocols, and target populations.

Further, while SRH services, in particular family planning (FP) and maternal and child health (MCH), may have been considered integral components of a generalist primary health care (PHC) structure, treatment-focused HIV services have often been delivered within more specialist units in tertiary health facilities, or by health workers with a sub-specialism in HIV [ 5, 6].

This local structure analysis allowed the size of the polar domains, which is elusive from long-range average structure treatments, to be quantified for the first time.

There are structured treatment protocols based on cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT) principles for a wide variety of psychological conditions including mood disorders, anxiety disorders, post-traumatic stress disorder, insomnia, obsessive-compulsive disorder, and substance use disorders.

All patients were counselled and provided informed consent to a structured treatment plan (Fig. 4).

Beth was put on the Rainbow programme, a structured treatment plan for those suffering from anorexia, with the aim of achieving a healthy weight-to-height ratio.