Sentence examples for therapeutic aim from inspiring English sources

For some people, writing is the only world they control; it satisfies a therapeutic aim.

For a centre for children and young people, he created Planet Zog, where stalk-eyed creatures stick out spotty tongues and green consultants scribble notes: not with any solemnly therapeutic aim, but just showing people "in strange situations which they are more or less coping with".

In this situation, a possible therapeutic aim is to prolong nephrogenesis by medications.

Prodrugs are seen as a possibility to design medicines which are selective for their therapeutic aim, for example a tumorous cell or a microorganism.

A possible therapeutic aim for preterm and low-birth-weight babies is to compensate impairment of nephrogenesis by medication and to stimulate morphogenic activity in the nephrogenic zone to prolong thereby nephrogenesis during early postnatal development [7].

What distinguishes this therapy from others is the induction and utilization of a special positive quality in the therapeutic relationship as a therapeutic aim and "curative factor" in its own right beyond its role as the substrate for a trusting relationship that underlies all successful psychotherapeutic treatments.

In addition, the therapeutic aims of RRT have to be adjusted in light of the patient's progress.

This work provides a clue for evolution-guided design of channel blockers for therapeutic aims.

In addition these results may lead to further investigation of studied molecules by medicinal chemists to explore different therapeutic aims.

The ARSIMED® program was designed and structured according to the recommendations of the French National Authority for Health HASS) and responds to patients' needs and to the therapeutic aims defined with them.

A obvious conclusion from this is that the losses are driven by increased degradation and that therapeutic aims should be focussed on modulating inappropriate degradation.