Sentence examples for therapy points from inspiring English sources
Therefore, the decisive criterion for the selection of therapy points is their degree of activation.
Indeed, the success of anti-TNF therapy points to a major role for this important apoptosis pathway in arthritis development [reviewed [ 30]].
Irrespective of the mechanism of clonal resistance, the facile detection of expanded B-cell clones after rituximab therapy points to a possible way to evaluate the risk of lymphoma or the effects of B-cell targeted therapy in patients with primary SjS.
Proponents of Internet-based therapy point to some research suggesting that it is effective for certain kinds of conditions, like depression and anxiety.
"I totally see where they're coming from voting for Trump". He sees his videos as a kind of therapy, pointing out the hypocrisy of Trump's positions while "showing empathy" for the working people "who were looking for help and never got it".
From PTK787 antiangiogenic therapy point of view, we expected to observe a decrease in vascular permeability due to the interruption of receptors tyrosine kinase dependent pathway.
However, published experimental research and hypotheses regarding the success of ketogenic diet therapy point to its clinical potential for pain and inflammation [18] [21].
From a gene therapy point of view, our results suggest that simple models of insulator and enhancer blocking function cannot completely predict the effect of an insulated vector on the genes near the site of integration.
Thus, from both a diagnosis and therapy point of view, the identification of genes critical to NSCLC is urgent.
Studies on intensive insulin therapy point out the danger of hypoglycemia that occurs in up to 5% of patients and poses a severe complication.
Furthermore, patients on high-dose steroid therapy had significantly increased amounts of epicardial fat compared to patients on low-dose steroid therapy, pointing towards a cumulative dose-dependent effect of steroids on cardiac adipose tissue accumulation.
