Sentence examples for symptomatic use of from inspiring English sources

We believe that the symptomatic use of somatostatin for variceal bleeding in Schistosoma mansoni infected subjects can reduce bleeding, thereby alleviating the pathology caused by schistosomiasis.

There is an economic potential in the ability to avoid inappropriate, symptomatic use of acid-inhibiting drugs by early diagnostic accuracy through a "drop in" service, which has not been utilized yet.

Ah-shi points (91.9 %) and Motion Style Acupuncture Therapy MSATT) (91.1 %) were the most frequently used styles and points of acupuncture, and 74 % reported symptomatic use of acupuncture for symptom relief.

The upper digestive endoscopy was carried out with a standard electronic videoendoscope by two experienced endoscopists, no later than 20 days after the interview, to allow time for the symptomatic use of antacids.

We developed a model to simulate the dispersion of released anthrax spores; the infection of exposed persons; the progression of disease in infected persons; and symptomatic persons' use of the healthcare system, including blood culture testing in clinical settings.

Compared with a separate cohort receiving WBRT for symptomatic BM, use of early WBRT decreased the rate of death from BM (16 vs 48%%; P = 0.009) but had no impact on OS (53 vs 51 months, P = 0.944).

Symptomatic surveillance Use of Web-based systems for management of patients with TB and HIV Drug order entry and drug supply management in Peru and Haiti Study of the use of PDA's for web-based collection of TB bacteriology results Grant writing 101 Information systems for clinical studies.

Although they were minimally symptomatic, our use of children with a known metabolic disorder as a reference group probably leads to a slight underestimate of normal NAA, Glx, and creatine; if so, then the actual deficits of these metabolites in INCL may be slightly greater than what we have presented.

Additional criteria's as being symptomatic and regular use of inhaled corticosteroids reduced the numbers of eligible asthma patients to 3.3% representing 1.3% of the entire population.

Importantly, given the high rate of patients not responding to common prophylactic and symptomatic therapies, the use of modern technologies (i.e. NGS) might fit well into recent pharmacogenomic strategies [72, 73] that are addressing the issue of how genetic determinants influence drug response.

If there was that intervention [by the Prime Minister and his office] and if it's true that it was claimed that the girl was the relative of a head of state, then it would indicate a nonchalance; a corruption symptomatic of the use of state office for private gain.