Sentence examples for therapy population from inspiring English sources
Three serious bleeds in the alternative therapy population occurred during days 5 to 8, when patients could potentially receive longer duration therapy.
In light of a growing destination therapy population, it is important to understand the cumulative effects of long-term LVAD support on kidney function.
Reflective of the occupational therapy population [ 9, 40], majority of the included therapists were female (96%) and at Senior level (93%).
Rogers, JG, Felker, GM, Frazier, OH, and Rose, EA. "Clinical Characteristics and Outcomes of Patients Supported with Left Ventricular Assist Devices: Are Bridge-to-Transplant and Destination Therapy Populations Different?.": Elsevier BV, August 2006.
Whereas selection for antibiotic resistance creates a population of resistant strains that can persist in the environment once compensation for fitness has occurred (Levin et al. 2000), in phage therapy populations of bacteria and phages potentially antagonistically coevolve.
Among eligible patients (923/1150 [80.3%]), 67.9% in the intervention vs 49.5% in the control group received all eligible acute therapies (population average odds ratio [OR(PA)], 2.64 [95% CI, 1.28-5.45]).
In either case post-therapy population were significant less heterogeneous than baseline showing a decrease of diversity over time.
Post-therapy population of ETRs presented higher genetic distance from baseline probably due to the bottleneck phenomenon observed for those patients in the end of treatment.
Post-therapy population of end-of-treatment responders presented higher genetic distance from baseline probably due to the bottleneck phenomenon observed for those patients in the end of treatment.
Heterogeneity in therapies, populations, and/or outcomes prohibited meta-analysis of comparisons between different endovascular therapies and between endovascular intervention and placebo/compression.
Alternatively, patients P03 and P47 presented a later decrease of post-therapy populations.
