Sentence examples for targeted healing from inspiring English sources
Then, according to the targeted healing level, a philosophy proposed to fulfill the healing expectations from the probabilistic (risk-based) healing approach, the volume fraction of capsules required in the matrix is determined.
Funding is targeted towards healing a country that has been at war for years.
The comparison between the two treatment groups was made as the proportion of patients who reached target healing of their ulcers at the end of the study.
By investigating what got hurt in these experiences, I could target my healing practice into those areas -- healing chronic injuries and fears that had never quite cleared previously.
I have said nothing about how treating cancer by targeting wound healing pathways perioperatively might impede surgical wound healing.
Bioactive ceramic materials like tricalcium phosphate (TCP) have been emerging as viable material alternatives to the current therapies of bone scaffolding to target fracture healing and osteoporosis.
Numerous preclinical studies have investigated the utility of novel interventions targeting ligament healing, including the use of gene therapies, growth factors, biological scaffolds, stem cell therapies, and biophysical modalities [ 9- 13].
Interventions to improve fracture healing are targeted at one of these two broad areas.
Despite the sound theoretical rationale for the perioperative treatment of cancer on the basis of the kinetics of residual cancer cell growth, it may be by targeting the wound healing pathway and the formation of the cellular infrastructure essential to residual cancer cell survival and proliferation where perioperative treatment might prove most beneficial.
In HEAL, children were targeted based on residing in an area impacted by Katrina; having a specific annual income was not an eligibility requirement.
Instead he's a tank who flanks, and causes enormous trouble by being close to the enemy, hooking in high-value targets and healing himself constantly.
