Sentence examples for well designed treatment from inspiring English sources
Only a few well designed treatment studies have been published and therefore sources for definitive therapeutic guidelines remain inadequate.
Nevertheless, if well designed, treatment protocols and/or modifications of the cytokine molecules may in some situations augment the anti-tumor effects while limiting the toxicity.
It is found that it is possible to manufacture durable oxide thin film coatings on Zinc Selenide, utilizing well designed pre-treatment processes.
Management poses unique challenges to the treating physician through variable presentation as well as the lack of specifically designed treatment options.
Focussing research on key innovations that will improve the cost effectiveness of diagnostic assays in a diagnostic driven control strategy, as well as designing treatment options that can improve production outcomes, and presenting them in a clear and transparent way, must be high priority goals.
Given the absence of prospective, well designed clinical trials, treatment of this entity is controversial.
Data regarding the best antibiotherapy to use are lacking since no well designed trial to study antimicrobial treatment of VGI exists.
Today, after the publication of three new, well designed, large randomised trials, 1 5 23 treatment of periodontal disease during pregnancy does not seem to offer any clear benefit for the reduction of preterm births or low birthweight infants and therefore should not be routinely recommended in pregnant women as a measure for prevention of preterm birth.
Therefore, before we can safely conclude about the efficacy and tolerance profile of the probiotic supplemented triple treatments, more well designed double blind randomised controlled trials with large sample sizes should be conducted.
Well designed comparative clinical studies of these treatments are needed to refine evidence-based treatment decisions in acute gouty inflammation.
Alternative regimens should be investigated in well designed clinical trials to determine whether treatment can be improved.
