Sentence examples for were actively treated from inspiring English sources

The limitation of our study is that the bipolar patients were actively treated during the study, receiving antidepressant and/or mood-normalizing drugs in depression and antipsychotic and/or mood-normalizing drugs in mania.

Participants who were actively treated for diabetes, hypertension, and hyperlipidemia were considered to have those conditions.

Lastly, MM survivors under active surveillance reported lower perceived levels of information about treatment (β = −.45; p < .05) compared to patients who were actively treated.

Subperiods I and II, the two subperiods during which both groups were actively treated, revealed faster brain cooling during CI (−1.31°C after 30 minutes) than during NPC (−0.68°C after 30 minutes).

The selected population was divided into two groups: metformin users (exposed) comprised patients who were actively treated with metformin for at least 3 months just prior to their admission; and metformin nonusers (unexposed) comprised patients who did not meet this criterion.

When recurrent HCC was diagnosed, the patients were actively treated with radiofrequency ablation, percutaneous ethanol injection, transarterial chemoembolisation or repeat liver resection, according to the general condition of the patient, the underlying liver functional status and the number and location of HCC recurrence.

An a priori recruitment target was set at 10 pet owners who were actively treating a dog or cat for diabetes, or whose diabetic dog or cat had recently died.

"Ninety percent of men who could qualify for active surveillance are actually being actively treated," said Dr. Marks.

The authors weren't saying that these medical conditions shouldn't be actively treated, but they did caution that standard clinical guidelines tend to favor overaggressive treatment in pursuit of "good numbers".

All patients who had initially received placebo showed significant, dose-related, clinically relevant increases (2.77% ± 0.99%; P =.0048; to 7.36% ± 0.74%; P =.0001) in lumbar spine bone mineral density relative to the end of the second year of the original study; smaller final-year increases were noted among the patients who had been actively treated for all 3 years.

A high proportion (77.9%) of patients was still being actively treated with DMARDs at 30 months.