Sentence examples for treatment share from inspiring English sources

This means that developmental senescence and dark-induced senescence programme with IDL treatment share many common pathways in Arabidopsis [ 10].

In that work we found that effects of chronic treatment share transcriptional alterations with single administration, as for example regulation of glucocorticoid-dependent (Plin4 and Fkbp5) or circadian rhythm-regulated genes (Per1 or Per2).

In Europe, an agreement in 2004 between the Gustave Roussy Institute in France and the MD Anderson Cancer Center at the University of Texas brought about a collaboration that developed studies on particular therapies and, in the name of improving cancer treatment, shared the latest experimental and clinical data to find jointly the best ways to treat cancer.

This review systematically examines the association between treatment shared decision-making (SDM) and outcomes in diabetes.

Conclusion: Injured workers who had undergone pain center treatment shared the negative perceptions of pain centers that claims managers expressed in the previous research.

The intervention strategy that we targeted was the linked processes of offender assessment, case planning, and referral to community based treatment shared by correctional agencies and linked community based treatment agencies.

This is reflected in the observation that the rats on normal diet and the rats on HF/HS diet and GA treatment shared comparable RAGE expression across all the studied tissues.

We propose the setting of a multimodal treatment, shared by the patient who has to be considered an integral part of care, aimed at improving all aspects of the individual's life.

He asked about my upcoming treatment, sharing well wishes and telling me to continue to fight strong.

At the end of this event, all agencies had agreed on a Blueprint For TB Control that included common protocols for treatment, shared budgets, and a commitment to continue working together in new and better ways in the future.

This suggests that drug treatment (shared by the Specialty and the Treated datasets, but not the Untreated dataset) causes the nearly identical pattern of selective interactions found in these two independent datasets.