Sentence examples for support treating from inspiring English sources

There is growing evidence to support treating these long-term relapsing addicts with pure heroin.

There is evidence to support treating patients for at least 9 months [29] although a wide range of treatment regimens and durations is reported in the literature.

The data support treating individuals with osteoporosis, but the threshold for initiating pharmacologic interventions for osteopenia is less well defined.

Thus, although hemicentin fit the criteria for fibulin, structural differences from the rest of the fibulin family members support treating them as an independent protein family.

First, the molecular differences that exist between breast cancers (Perou et al, 2000; Pollack et al, 2002; Desmedt et al, 2004) support treating different molecular subtypes on the basis of their biology and pathology rather than on pathology alone.

A proposed algorithm for surveillance and prophylaxis of varices is shown in figure 2. At this time there is insufficient evidence to support treating patients without varices or 'pre-primary prophylaxis'.

The highest water permeability was achieved at 1.13 L/m2.h.bar when nanoparticles loading of 0.03% was incorporated into the PA layer and PS support treated at 1.5 M H2SO4 for 48 h.

In conclusion, the results of the MfC Part II survey demonstrate that access to the complete multidisciplinary team members that are required to adequately support, treat, and care for PD patients is restricted across Europe.

Our study found that most non-tertiary non-CPAP-trial hospitals that provided CPAP support treated relatively few neonates in 2007-2008; and this may be inadequate to ensure safety and cost-effectiveness of the intervention.

Among the social and community-level factors that were examined, perceived social support, treated as a continuous measure, was also significantly and positively associated with engagement in sex work (P < 0.01).

As for long-term solutions, Mr. DeCota said that many economists supported treating La Guardia as a scarce resource subject to market forces.