Sentence examples for treatment drawing from inspiring English sources

One treatment drawing widespread interest is constraint induced movement therapy, developed by researchers at the University of Alabama at Birmingham.

22 The community-based deworming in the present trials will provide door-to-door treatment, drawing on the previous experience of the National Programme for Elimination of LF, which, to date, has implemented four rounds of mass treatment (2002, 2005, 2008 and 2011), but with variable levels of treatment coverage.

In Diagnosis, a patient who opted out of medical treatment drew surprising support.

"Our dual-action treatment draws impurities from your skin," the text concludes, "while nourishing botanicals leave it moisturized and revitalized".

Sutton had originally set a fundraising target of £10,000 for the trust, but his cheerful updates on his treatment drew enormous public support.

Ms. Bonat's treatment drew widespread attention when she was found in a crumpled heap, weeping and bleeding, in the hallway of the apartment building last month.

In addition, the statement rejected claims that tough treatment drew valuable information about Bin Laden's courier from a third detainee, unidentified in the statement.

In selecting appropriate instructional strategies to be implemented in designing instructional systems for introductory programming concepts (and with appropriate permission), the treatment drew on the instructional programme employed by the Anonymous (2000a) work.

And, Russell's treatment drew attention to cases of what he called 'logically proper names' that apparently defy such analysis in descriptive terms (paradigmatically, the terms 'this' and 'that'), and which (he thought) thus must refer 'directly' to objects.

Treatments draw on indigenous ingredients.

One pre-injection/EP blood draw (day 0), and three post-treatment draws (at approximately days 20, 40, 75) were performed.