Sentences with phrase «how useful this treatment»

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The author opines, rightly, how useful it would be to construct a synthesis of mental health treatments and authentic Catholic spirituality, fleshing this out with some brief case studies.

«By understanding how stress accelerates invasion in aggressive breast tumor cells, this work will inform future studies into whether beta - blockers could be a useful adjuvant therapy in the treatment of some aggressive breast cancers.»

Study co-author Peter Sandercock, Professor of Neurology, University of Edinburgh said, «I can not over-emphasise how useful these analyses are — they provide the type of clear information that patients and their families need when weighing the benefits and risks of this important treatment.»

Therefore, it is useful to identify tumor features that can serve as «predictive biomarkers» to forecast how a person's tumor might respond to a particular treatment.

It provides insights into how to transform stem cells into therapeutically useful cells and suggests possible new treatments for leukemias, in which a persistent mixed lineage seems to drive cancerous proliferation.

Those early results are very positive, and strongly indicate that the nanoparticles could be useful for assessing how effective a therapy is on a much shorter time scale than current treatments, which usually rely on observing the size of the tumor.

Understanding how yeast cope with osmotic stress is useful to understand how human cells respond to medical treatments, but the principles are also applicable to many other fields, including agriculture.

The structure provides a major step forward in understanding how the deadly virus works, and may be useful in the development of potential treatments for those infected.

This year, I was once again reminded just how useful natural treatments are when the sore throat and body ache I came down with turned into conjunctivitis and a horrible sinus infection.

We have a centuries tradition of treatment disease by honey so I can't even imagine how honey may be named as not nutritional or not useful.

How they came to be diagnosed, their treatment, and recovery may be a useful lesson that these conditions can happen to anyone.

It is also useful to consider how students» rankings within their peer groups differ by treatment status, as this provides a direct measure of how a student may perceive his position in the overall distribution of student ability.

One way people have found useful in making these decisions is to ask, «If this was ME in my cat's situation, how much treatment would I want?»

However, little hard evidence exists as to whether these claims can be substantiated, under what conditions AAT is most effective, and how, if proven useful, it may best be incorporated into treatment.

This test is also useful to monitor how a patient is responding to treatment and to identify if they are relapsing.

It is particularly useful in that it provides very specific advice on how to use some of the treatments, when not to use them, and suggested dosages, all to be reviewed with your veterinarian.

However, when it comes to assessing how useful critical insurance plans are to specifically cover cancer treatment and related expenses, one major drawback is that such plans cover cancer only at an advanced stage (they come with a 90 - day waiting period).

More detailed information about the proportions of patients with different types of comorbid diagnoses, and how they fared in treatment would have been useful.

The contributors to this issue of Zero to Three describe a range of services and supports to address challenging behavior and support early social and emotional competence: A model of early childhood mental health consultation to reduce the rate of preschool expulsion; how child care professionals and parents can have useful conversations around sensitive behavioral issues; an approach to coaching early educators to prevent and manage challenging behavior in the classroom; a parent — infant play group to build parenting skills; the treatment of common sleep issues; and a program of support to strengthen military families when a parent returns from deployment.

For questions such as how marital conflict may compromise treatment regimen adherence, such measures are most useful.

Therapy may also be a useful place to discuss how long infertility treatments should be pursued or the amount of money that should be spent on attempting treatment.