Sentence examples for the condition for which from inspiring English sources

The condition, for which she takes medication, causes her to shake uncontrollably and black out for short periods.

Others have two years from the date on which they know "or should have known of the condition for which they seek compensation," according to the Web site.

Use of Avastin has already declined to 20 percent, from 60 percent, of American patients with newly diagnosed metastatic breast cancer, the condition for which the drug was approved, according to Genentech.

Because CBT requires that the individuals undergoing therapy understand both the condition for which they are being treated and the proposed treatment techniques, all CBT treatments include a didactic element sometimes called psychoeducation.

Query the National Eye Institute, the branch of the N.I.H. that conducts vision research and you get one study — one single randomized, placebo-controlled "gold standard" study — that recommends in-office vision therapy for the treatment of convergence insufficiency, the condition for which Appelbaum was so successfully treated back in optometry school.

And there are tricky issues to resolve about growing the cells, how they are to be injected, how far they can safely be manipulated by inserting novel genes... even before there can be any certainty that they can help treat the condition for which they are intended.

It can withstand the conditions for which it was designed as long as it maintains its integrity.

To discourage bogus requests, some buildings are drafting rules outlining the conditions for which waivers are granted.

Used at such low concentrations, indicators do not have any influence on the conditions for which they are recommended.

But she noted that building management had filed for a variance that would allow some of the conditions for which violations had been issued.

An important general feature of adaptive periodicities is that the developmental changes anticipate the conditions for which they will ultimately provide the appropriate physiological or morphological adjustment.