Sentence examples for user-friendly treatment from inspiring English sources

For improved implementation of IPM, fully automated monitoring tools are needed to provide instantaneous pest monitoring data and associated real time, user-friendly treatment advice for producers.

Overall, the results provided evidence that the once-daily rivastigmine patch offers a user-friendly treatment alternative to achieve higher patient compliance and dose escalation for better outcomes.

14 Hence, the present study substantiated that the once-daily rivastigmine patch offers a user-friendly treatment alternative to achieve higher treatment compliance in patients with mild-to-moderate AD.

An equally important priority would be to establish and adapt appropriate community-level interventions (Patel et al. 2010) making use of community human resources to increase access to treatment and to evaluate user-friendly treatment and referral algorithms such as those recently published by the World Health Organization World Health Organizationn 2010).

Newer and more user-friendly forms of treatment are needed.

128 More user-friendly diagnostic and treatment tools will facilitate this integration, and operational research needs to address the improvement of control tools.

In addition, some treatments were regarded as unsuitable because they were too complicated to use, highlighting the importance of providing pain treatment with user-friendly properties.

Both approaches seem to exhibit some complementarity: a retrospective development of a model and, on the other hand, a clinical prospective validation of a nomogram, respectively.> To the best of our knowledge, the study by Pea et al. is the only to provide and validate two user-friendly dosing nomograms for the treatment of critical ill patients with vancomycin by CI [ 18].

While most health service delivery interventions are designed to improve the family physician's ability to refer to a rheumatologist and prescribe treatments, relatively little has been done to improve the delivery of credible, relevant, and user-friendly information for individuals to make treatment decisions.

His research into day hospitals and geriatric rehabilitation units as user-friendly settings for the investigation and treatment of some frail older people has a particular resonance today in the light of revelations of inappropriate and often negligent care.

It has a user-friendly interface for handy and fast treatment of the raw gravity data at every station of the network (see Fig. 12).