The phrase "under therapy" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to someone undergoing psychological therapy, such as a counselor or psychiatrist, as a means of treating their mental health issues or illnesses. For example: Alex had been feeling anxious and depressed lately, so his doctor recommended he go "under therapy" with a mental health specialist.
We show that circulating tumor DNA sequencing is promising to delineate genomic landscape, subclonal architecture and investigate genomic evolution of small-cell lung cancer under therapy.
The etiology of congestive heart failure affects both preventative and therapeutic approaches, which are discussed later under Therapy.
ESSAY Sally Satel is a psychiatrist and resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute and a co-author of a new book, "One Nation Under Therapy: How the Helping Culture Is Eroding Self-Reliance".
This is no longer true, however, if the lesions' size decreases under therapy.
Under therapy, ERαKD tumors were the cause for reaching endpoints most of the time.
In Enterobacteriaceae, the main mechanism of acquired beta-lactam resistance under therapy is chromosomal AmpC derepression.
The numbers of under-therapy PBMC samples were 24 for failures and 25 for successes.
Finally, correlation tests were performed between pairs of the under-therapy levels of the studied parameters (Figure 4A) and combinations of the baseline and under-therapy levels (Figure 4B). Figure 4C summarizes the observed correlations.
Of note, no significant correlation was observed between the baseline and under-therapy levels of usRNA, whereas baseline and under-therapy levels of prDNA strongly correlated between each other (rs = 0.74, P<0.0001).
Interestingly, exactly the same msRNA/usRNA ratio was observed in the msRNA+ under-therapy PBMC samples (Table S1).
Conversely, a strong correlation has been observed between baseline and under-therapy levels of HIV-1 prDNA.
