Sentence examples for therapy which involves from inspiring English sources

Moderna's technology is in some sense an alternative to gene therapy, which involves putting genes into cells.

It was then Ainscough tried to cure her cancer by following an unproven treatment known as "Gerson therapy", which involves daily coffee enemas, a heavy regime of dietary supplements, and following a strict organic, vegetarian diet.

Sami Timimi's clinic in Lincolnshire advocates a group therapy approach that focuses on "relationship building" rather than "behavioural control", using some of the techniques of NHA (Nurtured Heart Approach) therapy, which involves teachers and parents in a process of developing strategies to transform negative behaviours into positive behaviours.

However, there is still a lack of interventional; therapy which involves Social Assistive Robotics (SAR).

Unlike electroconvulsive or "shock" therapy, which involves placing electrodes on the scalp, deep brain stimulation delivers small jolts of electricity directly to specific parts of the brain.

This article reviews the newly emerging field of membrane lipid therapy which involves the pharmacological regulation of membrane lipid composition and structure for the treatment of diseases.

Our round of treatments ended with audio therapy, which involved listening to a "meta" CD that purported to unite the right and left sides of our brains.

Philippakis has never had therapy on his own, but says some of the lyrics in the album's closing track, What Remains, refer to a period of family therapy, which involved three psychiatrists staring at the Philippakises from behind glass: "And you'd feel the pressure from behind the glass, being relayed into the room … It felt like being in quicksand".

Since 2004, his only substantial TV work includes guest spots on "30 Rock," "Entourage," and Lisa Kudrow's series "Web Therapy" (which involved some creepy talk about anal sex).

LEGO therapy, which involved building models using LEGO materials in pairs or small groups, was found to produce greater improvement than either SULP or no therapy on autism specific social interaction scores (using the Gilliam Autism Rating Scale).

One recent study conducted in the emergency department on patients with sepsis [ 41] found an improvement in outcome using a resuscitation strategy ('early goal-directed' therapy), which involved the use of continuous central venous oxygen measurement.