Collocations withtreatment
These are words often used in combination withtreatment.
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acne treatment
Clearasil has a wide range of products both for rapid and sometimes slow acne treatment and for everyday prevention.
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adequate treatment
An adequate treatment of other linguistic concepts is supported through unification.
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aggressive treatment
They requested aggressive treatment for their father.
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alternative treatment
Alternative treatment options exist as well.
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appropriate treatment
Understanding such multifinality is critical to identifying processes underlying different forms of psychopathology and developing appropriate treatment and prevention approaches.
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brutal treatment
Brutal treatment, malnourishment, and disease produced catastrophic death tolls among conscripted soldiers.
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combined treatment
Three recent, well-powered studies found significant advantages for combined treatment in depressed patients.
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completion of treatment
Approximately 3 weeks after the completion of treatment, a follow-up phone call was made by the radiation therapist.
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comprehensive treatment
Steps to follow: the comprehensive treatment of patients with heimplegia.
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conventional treatment
Do any of them not want conventional treatment?
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cruel treatment
Similar arguments are used to justify cruel treatment of food animals, which is also wrong.
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definitive treatment
As a definitive treatment for cancer, chemotherapy and radiotherapy can be combined.
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differential treatment
Sibling relationships and their association with parental differential treatment.
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discriminatory treatment
Informants identified social issues that involved discriminatory treatment of elders as experiences that are not unique to older people.
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disparate treatment
Most intuitively it refers to deliberately disparate treatment accorded persons on the basis of some identifying characteristic - in this instance, race.
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disparity of treatment
But that is surely a sufficiently significant difference to warrant the disparity of treatment between the two groups.
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equal treatment
Ideally, constraints from speech perception would receive an equal treatment.
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equality of treatment
It squared more fully with the ideal of a government of laws and not men, of equality of treatment before the law.
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equitable treatment
Studies related to ageism have generally examined how the attitudes and beliefs of younger people contribute to denying older people opportunities and equitable treatment.
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evidence-based treatment
Additional studies with both medication and non-pharmacologic approaches will be needed to elucidate a more complete evidence-based treatment algorithm.
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experimental treatment
Ten replicates were performed for each experimental treatment.
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extensive treatment
Some striking images of stromatolitic textures complement a chapter on desert varnishes, and there is extensive treatment of textures revealing growth histories in glauconite.
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fair treatment
No one would argue that the resident physician is unworthy of fair treatment or respect.
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favourable treatment
Although some had received more favourable treatment because of their age, mainly in respect of attitudes or recruitment decisions, rather more had experienced less favourable treatment.
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harsh treatment
All computers are ruggedised to withstand vibration and harsh treatment.
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homeopathic treatment
No information is collected centrally on the amount of homeopathic treatment being provided or on expenditure on these services.
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hormone treatment
Some clinicians prefer to start hormone treatment as soon as there is evidence of local spread or metastatic disease.
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humane treatment
Children actually receive humane treatment.
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immediate treatment
If it is present, the patient gets full and immediate treatment.
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inadequate treatment
One common critique of the general literature on the role of ideas has been the inadequate treatment of how ideas are introduced and successfully championed in the policy process.
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individualized treatment
Although such a global approach is sometimes necessary, it should not be the automatic norm - alternatives may exist to allow more individualized treatment.
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inhuman treatment
We must ensure that their dignity is not undermined and that their lives are not shortened as a result of callous and inhuman treatment.
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inhumane treatment
The right against cruel and inhumane treatment is an obvious example among many.
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initial treatment
Factors that contribute to delay in the initial treatment of psychosis.
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initiation of treatment
At that point it drops by 10% due to the initiation of treatment.
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innovative treatment
In all evaluation of an innovative treatment, a change in medical practice between the trial study and the today's practice often occurs.
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intensive treatment
If so, intensive treatment will be initiated.
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life-saving treatment
Nevertheless, the relative importance of these life-saving treatments (compared with a life-saving treatment that restored patients to perfect health) was significantly different across scenarios.
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life-sustaining treatment
Withdrawing intensive life-sustaining treatment: recommendations for compassionate clinical management.
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mainstay of treatment
The mainstay of treatment is regular emollient therapy.
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medical treatment
Cognitive therapy (accompanied by medical treatment) leads to fewer relapses than medical treatment of limited duration.
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novel treatment
Finally, the findings suggest a possible novel treatment in a subgroup of depressives.
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optimal treatment
The term remission reflects remission of positive symptoms, not remission of the underlying disorder which continues to have a major negative impact despite optimal treatment.
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outpatient treatment
Preventing medical noncompliance in the outpatient treatment of bipolar affective disorders.
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pharmacological treatment
However, there is an increasing acknowledgement that pharmacological treatment on its own is rarely sufficient for the best outcome in this disabling condition.
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preferred treatment
In practice, the equipotency model (allowing all principal therapies to be viewed as comparably efficacious) promotes professionals treating patients according to their preferred treatment model.
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prescribed treatment
On self-report, 16 patients reported non-adherence with mood stabilizers (missing 30 % of their prescribed treatment).
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preventive treatment
In major orthopedic surgery without preventive treatment, the risk for venous thrombosis is 40% to 70%.
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prompt treatment
This represents an emergency, as prompt treatment may allow improvement, or at least prevent further irreversible nerve damage.
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proper treatment
On the proper treatment of referencing, dereferencing and assignment.
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psychosocial treatment
A similar analysis of symptom improvement would be helpful for psychosocial treatment.
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radiation treatment
The objectives of the trial were to determine whether pamidronate reduced the incidence of pathologic fractures and radiation treatment to bone (2).
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recommended treatment
Recommended treatment included surgical debridement and culture of any injection-site infection, and the use of antibiotics with good anaerobic activity as part of empiric therapy.
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rough treatment
The passengers get rough treatment.
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special treatment
Special treatment is given to the topic of inheritance hierarchies.
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specialized treatment
The other half (47%) are mostly due to specialized treatment being provided in other counties because of inadequate capacity in the home county.
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standard treatment
Several studies use the term "standard treatment" when referring to the control group.
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steroid treatment
This often leads to repeated oral steroid treatment, in some cases even to continual steroid treatment.
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surgical treatment
Three patients await surgical treatment.
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thorough treatment
Although the basic ideas are known, this is the first thorough treatment of several abstract machines within lambda-sigma.
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treatment centre
With three exceptions, the parents of the children knew which treatment centre to attend.
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treatment of schizophrenia
D-cycloserine adjuvant therapy to molindone in the treatment of schizophrenia.
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treatment option
It was concluded from the study that radiotherapy was a valid treatment option.
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treatment planning
The project focused on the radiotherapy treatment planning process.
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treatment plant
Here's a sewage sludge treatment plant.
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treatment programme
Strongyloidiasis is presently at insufficient levels to justify inclusion within a community treatment programme targeting maternal and child health.
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treatment protocol
They emphasized the importance of adapting the treatment protocol to each patient.
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treatment regimen
However, guideline adherence by clinicians did not take into account patient compliance to a prescribed treatment regimen.
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unequal treatment
Why is this necessarily unequal treatment?
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unfair treatment
There were many stories of exploitation, mismanagement and unfair treatment.
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unjust treatment
This might not be the case if we talk about the badness of inequality following from unjust treatment.
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unnecessary treatment
One of the most important indications for its use is to exclude white-coat hypertension and prevent years of unnecessary treatment.
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viable treatment
This is a topical area to explore, as brachytherapy has increasingly become a viable treatment option for managing localised prostate cancer.
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wastewater treatment
Prevalence of infectious diseases and associated symptoms in wastewater treatment workers.
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water treatment
No water treatment occurred before distribution.
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