Sentence examples for treatment from which from inspiring English sources

And his depiction of the horrors of shock therapy, a treatment from which Robeson never fully recovered, is also of great interest.

By itself, therefore, the study could not claim differential drug efficacy in different racial groups, and marketing BiDil as a racially targeted therapy potentially limited access of non-African Americans to a treatment from which they also might benefit.

The generated data undergoes statistical treatment, from which gigantic RVE sizes emerge.

For a detailed treatment from which this section is derived see Miller and Blackler (2005: Chapter 5).

Table 7 lists the reactivity index R of petroleum coke at various reactivity temperatures before and after heat treatment, from which we could see that gasification reactivity was affected by the heat treatment temperature.

It may be in the nature of forms of approximative reasoning such as bounded rationality that a general theory cannot be had, but even a systematic treatment from which such an insight could emerge seems to be lacking.

Marx praised the work of the Factory Inspectorate, from whose reports he drew vivid and terrifying examples of the overwork and ill-treatment from which British working people suffered.

Also, it was felt ethically inappropriate to discontinue treatments from which patients may be benefiting.

It provides for expanded data standardization in comparison to current records systems by providing a default set of diseases, diagnoses, symptoms, and treatments from which the user can choose whilst providing the flexibility to add, edit, and remove these parameters that are relevant to the user.

According to the Code, the principle of guarantee is violated when the doctor, intentionally and with appropriate means, operates to the end of life even if it is requested by the patient (euthanasia) or insists on unnecessary treatments from which an improvement of the disease or the quality of life cannot be expected (therapeutic obstinacy) [ 13].

We also discuss alternative designs by which to build a sequence of acute treatment studies from which efficacy, safety, and the comparative value of different treatments can be established.