Sentence examples for use of a multidisciplinary from inspiring English sources

The use of a multidisciplinary approach enabled us to clarify the complex stratigraphic history, to track artefact-bearing deposits through multiple phases of deposition, and to identify an early deposit accumulated from the Silberberg Grotto to the base of the system.

In addition to modeling of drug disposition (PK) pathways, we emphasize the need for modeling of effect (PD) pathways and the use of a multidisciplinary infrastructure for data-sharing.

"In the context of Sandusky, the strongest argument for the use of a multidisciplinary approach to these investigations is simply that it creates inescapable accountability for all players in the child-protective system, requiring them to perform their duties in a timely and thorough way," said the Chair of Pennsylvania's Task Force on Child Protection.

This may be due to the systematic use of a multidisciplinary approach in all the patients concerned.

The use of a multidisciplinary team promoted team work and ensured that issues related to different disciplines were properly addressed.

All patients were treated with use of a multidisciplinary approach according to the guidelines of each center.

In line with these studies, recent professional dementia guidelines emphasise the use of a systematic multidisciplinary approach to treat BPs and stress the importance of psychosocial interventions and staff training [ 13- 16].

The literature supports the use of an integrated multidisciplinary approach when dealing with complex multifactorial dementia-related issues, such as co-morbidities [ 101], eating and nutrition [ 71], and palliative care [ 102].

Second, we recognised the importance of using a multidisciplinary group of healthcare experts, including a parent advocate, to decide on potential modifications to the instrument.

As genetic and biological treatment modalities are developed that can be custom-designed for individual patients, the possibility that breast cancer can be managed as a chronic long-term disease becomes more real, and the requirement for minimally invasive surgical intervention used as part of a multidisciplinary treatment approach becomes more pressing.

Evidence to support the merits of OT when used alone is still limited (class III evidence at best), but it has been suggested to help improve the QoL of PD patients when used as part of a multidisciplinary approach [ 25– 28].