Sentence examples for therapy features from inspiring English sources

'Titan therapy' features in Lives in a Landscape, on BBC Radio 4 tonight.

AromaSound, the last clock I tested, is a juice-extractor-size appliance that includes an AM/FM radio, and sound and aroma therapy features.

High hepcidin serum levels are thus associated with reduced availability of iron for the hematopoietic system and an inadequate hematopoietic response even in the presence of appropriate erythropoietin (EPO) levels and iron supplementation therapy, features characteristic of the anemia of chronic disease (ACD).

The capacity to normalize the tumor vasculature provides angiostatic strategies with outstanding combination therapy features [ 56, 57].

This is not surprising considering that the group originated there and forensic occupational therapy features prominently within the broader occupational therapy community in the United Kingdom.

The mean ventricular tachycardia detection rate was 353 ± 24 ms, the mean ventricular fibrillation detection rate was 284 ± 15 ms. For all devices, antitachycardia pacing in combination with cardioversion/defibrillation therapy features was activated.

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To address the problem, there is a strong evidence base for psychological therapy featuring cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT) [ 3].

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Features of early phase inflammation, such as diffuse swelling and a peripancreatic capsule, are predictors of good response to corticosteroid therapy, whereas features of the later fibrotic phase of disease, such as focal mass-like swelling and ductal strictures, are predictors of a poorer response to treatment [35].

To speculate, our findings might be related to the aggressive behaviour and therapy resistant features of the basal-like breast cancer subtype (Sorlie et al, 2001; Banerjee et al, 2006; Fillmore and Kuperwasser, 2008; Li et al, 2008).