Sentences with phrase «many therapeutic values»

«It essentially gives us a periodic table,» Ron DePinho, President of MD Anderson Cancer Center says, which has provided us with both diagnostic and therapeutic value as well as helped us design clinical trials to accelerate the development of new cancer drugs,».

There is significant preliminary research supporting the potential therapeutic value of CBD, and while it is not yet sufficient to support drug approval, it highlights the need for rigorous clinical research in this area.

The newer therapies for sexual dysfunctions and diminution provide a clear illustration of the therapeutic value of learning theory principles.

Major Peter Hofman, the head of one such center in Cleveland, reports, «We find our work program of immeasurable therapeutic value.»

The other problem with the plastic case is that it may have reduced the therapeutic value of the tour.

Such prayer thoughts ought not to be engaged in simply for their therapeutic value, but they bring the best kind of therapy.

But he also discovered that they are «hostile to the narcissism they see in contemporary therapeutic values.»

These ground rules represent a practical way of modifying orthodox group psychotherapy rendering it less hazardous without losing the therapeutic values of honest discussion of personal feelings.

Witnessing and helping to order that experience can be of therapeutic value.»

We may compare to some extent the therapeutic value in the traditional celebration of Good Friday by the Christian and of the Day of Atonement by the Jew.

(The therapeutic value of helping other alcoholics, a cardinal principle of A.A., is a case in point.)

Even psychologists like Jung, who was most favorably disposed toward the therapeutic value of the symbolic life, still have doubts about the ontological substantiality of religious myth and symbol.

I suppose profanity has some therapeutic value.

But if we understand the following as psychologically rather than philosophically oriented, it may assist us in the assessment of the therapeutic value of a dipolar notion of God.

Solitude and silence have therapeutic values.

The therapeutic value of art is the creation of the porous self that participates in the life of the other with «sighs too deep for words.»

The Therapeutic Value of the Twelve Steps of A.A. Salt Lake City, UT: Alcoholism Foundations, nd.

The company's goal is to improve the quality of life for health - conscious cannabis consumers by providing broad access to safe alternatives and educating the public about the therapeutic value of cannabis.

Many fermented dairy foods have therapeutic values, some of the most widely known are yogurt, kefir and curds, they contain high concentrations of pro-biotic bacteria.

She believes her research will give great value to a product that up to this time has been simply a waste product, the coconut residue, but which in fact has great therapeutic value at the fraction of the cost of expensive western medicines.

Dr. Janaki Gooneratne, the head of Food Technology at the Industrial Technology Institute in Sri Lanka, conducted the research while analyzing the therapeutic value of coconut residue products in relation to heart disease.

This herb has a therapeutic value as a tonic — but not one to support postpartum recovery.

«I believe massage has long - lasting therapeutic value in illnesses that involve poor circulation and pain,» she says.

I know it can be boring for some moms, but you are underestimating the therapeutic value of playing on the floor with your kid completely free of distractions.

You can often see a therapeutic value or connection with collectors of baby dolls of all types.

You will have to experience this lumbar alignment device personally for you actually to appreciate its therapeutic value.

I could let it bother me, but I don't because I value the importance of BC getting to do normal kid things and not always having to be worried about the therapeutic value of every single activity.

And just this month, the federal Food and Drug Administration requested Endo Pharmaceuticals, an international pharmaceutical manufacturer, remove Opana ER — a semi-synthetic opioid painkiller — from the market after concluding the drug's potential for abuse outweighed its therapeutic value.

During the following decade, the role of ACE in boosting blood pressure by controlling the release of water and salts from the kidneys became clear — as did the therapeutic value of blocking it.

Human parthenogenetic embryos are not viable — they run into developmental snags and can not give rise to a person — but the stem cells derived from these embryos could still have research or therapeutic value.

The therapeutic value of the shuttle lies precisely in these two properties, which make it unique, namely its small size, comprising only 12 amino acids, and its permanence in blood from between 12 and 24 hours.

The work demonstrates that BRAF - mutated melanoma requires autophagy for tumor development and blocking autophagy could have therapeutic value, particularly in combination with BRAF inhibition.

Further work will be critical to determine whether WNT inhibition or similar approaches would provide long - term therapeutic value in the clinic.»

«By the time we did the merger with Chiroscience, I thought, it's a long shot that it'd have a therapeutic value,» Galas said.

This correspondence provides additional evidence that these concentrations might have therapeutic value, he says.

«Of course, one must be cautious with such an approach, but the ability to use combinations of treatments including antibiotics plus immune modulators such as these NFAT inhibitors might have considerable therapeutic value.»

According to Dr. Irie, the research is especially important because it supports the potential therapeutic value of targeting PTK6 in ER + breast cancers, which constitute the most common subtype of breast cancer.

As far as the medical research and scientific community were concerned, the therapeutic value of vitamin C had been thoroughly disproved.

LSD is strictly prohibited worldwide, on the grounds that it poses a major health risk and has no therapeutic value.

«If hyperexcitability is the brain network basis for these symptoms, then reducing neuronal excitability with certain drugs that modulate inhibition could be of therapeutic value in these devastating neurodevelopmental disorders.»

The lab results for iPS cells have been impressive so far, he says, «but if they do not have therapeutic value, they will be far from getting to the point of replacing the whole idea of therapeutic cloning.»

«The potential therapeutic value of this finding is important because we could deliver MIR506 directly to pancreatic cancer cells using technologies like nanoparticles and exosomes,» Zhang said.

One even showed greater dopamine activity in the injured side of the brain than on the normal side, indicating, says Jaenisch, that «these IPS cells could be used also for generating function of dopaminergic neurons that could have therapeutic value.»

A large - scale randomized clinical study is needed to confirm the therapeutic value of video - game treatment in clinical situations.

This approach is a necessary prelude to detect differences in the chronobiome to ultimately find therapeutic value in patients with circadian time - dependent diseases, such as non-dipping hypertension, nocturnal asthma, depression, and night - eating syndrome.

Eventually, said Attan Kasid, one of the team, the hope is to introduce genes that would have therapeutic value.

John Gearhart, one of the first scientists to isolate, in 1998, human embryonic stem cells, also downplayed the therapeutic value of human cloning, saying «the more we learn about reprogramming, the more I think IPS will be the one of choice.»

Throughout these experiments, researchers noticed that only one in about 10,000 skin cells receiving the four genes ever becomes an iPS cell — an inefficiency that could undercut the potential therapeutic value of the cells.

The significant difference in outcome achieved by transplantation of hGDAsBMP versus hGDAsCNTF demonstrates clearly that not all astrocytes are equivalent in respect to their therapeutic value, and this appears to be the first study demonstrating functional differences between different human astrocyte populations with respect to repairing the adult central nervous system.

After that, we suggest to remove the experiments of progranulin levels that are well underpowered (P 0.5), and discuss the experimental value of the progranulin experiments with power between 0.5 and 0.7 in terms of % effect sizes and therapeutic value.