Sentence examples for therapy was perceived from inspiring English sources

Nicotine Replacement Therapy was perceived as expensive and ineffective with many contraindications.

Face-to-face therapy was perceived to be helpful, appealing, and include feedback and personal support.

This may suggest that exercise therapy was perceived as successful because it targeted the concern of staying independent by providing the possibility of regular exercise.

CPAP therapy was perceived as an effective treatment by majority (67%) of our patients, similar to finding from Toronto study where 81% perceived CPAP as an effective treatment [ 29].

This classification can be compared to Risberg et al.'s [ 15] conclusion where they found that the term "Alternative therapy" was perceived as much more negative then the term "Complementary therapy" by healthcare professions in the field of oncology in Norway.

Excessive antibiotic use and failure to effectively de-escalate antibiotic therapy were perceived as key contributors to resistance development.

(JV) Not all aspects of being on long term oxygen therapy were perceived as benefits by service users and their informal carers.

Multidrug therapy is perceived to have several advantages over conventional monotherapy, such as the potential for synergistic activity resulting in increased drug efficacy and the reduced probability of drug resistance emerging.

Cancer and its treatment, whether it is surgery, chemotherapy, or radiation therapy, is perceived as a crisis which consists of both the difficulty of integrating cancer diagnosis into a patient's life and the necessary adjustments to the different phases of the disease and treatment.

Moreover, herbal therapies were perceived as having minimal side-effects by parents in the present study.

One of the major reasons for restricted access to new guideline-recommended therapies is perceived cost.