Sentence examples for therapy which harnesses from inspiring English sources

An article in Science Times on May 18 about bacteriaphage therapy, which harnesses viruses to fight bacteria, misstated the role of Dr. Ryland F. Young in researching the treatment.

She is also interested in horticulture therapy, which harnesses the therapeutic properties of gardening.

Bacterial directed enzyme prodrug therapy (BDEPT) is one of the most promising approaches, which harnesses the tumour-specific location of bacteria to locally activate systemically administered 'prodrugs' within the tumour in order to induce selective tumour destruction.

Observer-scored checklists determined the degree to which harnesses were installed correctly.

Remote ischaemic postconditioning (RIPostC) is a novel therapy, which has enormous promise as an intervention that harnesses the body's neuroprotective 'conditioning' mechanisms.

Further, their additional potential can be harnessed to combine diagnosis and therapy, which will work as much usable emerging tools in nanomedicine [ 163].

This means the benefits of reminiscence therapy (which studies show lead to improved cognitive function and overall better mood for people with dementia) can be harnessed.

He suggested therapy, which didn't work.

Medicinal mushrooms which harness neuropharmacological compounds offer a potential possibility for protection against such diseases.

Interventions which harness the media, or involve partners, are potential approaches to consider for a proposed intervention in pregnancy.

Engineering T cells to express these receptors has harnessed gene therapy technology, which enables durable gene expression following viral vector-mediated chromosomal integration of transgenes.