Sentence examples for treatment outset from inspiring English sources

A further follow-up is necessary to better understand the long term effects of ERT in infantile Pompe survivors, especially those with high sustained antibody titers or advanced cardiac disease at treatment outset.

To analyze the effect of therapy on quasispecies population over time, the mean of genetic distances between each time point since treatment outset and the baseline sample were also calculated (Table  1).

The different strengths and weaknesses to some extent reflect the heterogeneity in purposes for which mental health measures have been developed (e.g., estimation of prevalence and progression in normative populations, assessment of intervention impact, individual assessment at treatment outset, tracking of treatment progress, and appraisal of service performance).

Milford came under heavy treatment from the outset without his halves partner Hunt.

Proper treatment from the outset appears critical to minimizing the impact of bipolar illness on one's psychological and medical health.

Updated ESH-ESC guidelines recommend lifestyle changes plus drug treatment at the outset (4).

A total of 13 patients received palliative treatment from the outset.

B: It is better to avoid informing the patient about adverse effects or the length of the treatment at the outset, in order not to worry the patient.

Although the majority of patients initially respond to therapy, most eventually relapse whereas others are resistant to treatment at the outset (International Collaborative Ovarian Neoplasm Group, 2002).

Accurate reporting and appropriate recommendations for further workup are of the utmost importance, given that many patients either self-refer or are referred by primary care physicians, and mammography reports are the driving force for appropriate treatment at the outset.

Since VimoSEWA does not cover outpatient care, previous research has suggested that insured women seek hospital-based care in place of outpatient treatment from the outset to avoid out-of-pocket costs [ 39].