continuous treatment

With prompt and continuous treatment, the tree should survive.

The monk parakeets breed only once a year and would not require continuous treatment.

You knew she was undergoing a continuous treatment.

A person that is repeatedly exposed, such as hospital staff members, may require continuous treatment throughout the duration of the outbreak in a community.

How can chemical peels and microdermabrasion affect the skin after years of continuous treatment?

Although panic disorder is considered to be a chronic condition, continuous treatment may not be necessary for everyone.

The study authors suggested that the continuous treatment may allow the tolerance to side effects of sertraline to develop faster.

Static (not electrically charged) and stationary on the treated area for periods of time, to deliver continuous treatment.

There are also asphaltene precipitation inhibitors that can be used by continuous treatment or squeeze treatments.

Lucrecia is also found to have a kidney failure and she will need continuous treatment and eventually a transplant to save her life.

In medicine, a course of medication is a period of continuous treatment with a drug, sometimes with variable dosage.

All patients received periods of treatment interspersed with lay periods; continuous treatment was suggested in future cases.

Taking sertraline only during the luteal phase, that is, the 12-14 days before menses, was shown to work as well as continuous treatment.

Continuous treatment reduces glucose variability.

Almost all of the conditions that respond to UVB light are chronic problems, so continuous treatment is required to keep those problems in check.

Indeed, chronic, long-term, continuous treatment with anti-inflammatory medications - which are also generally given via aerosol inhalers - is the new hallmark of asthma therapy.

This type of continuous treatment is in contrast to traditional multiple daily injections (MDI) that use slower-acting insulin.

Dufy died at Forcalquier, France, on 23 March 1953, of intestinal bleeding, which is a likely result of his continuous treatment.

After continuous treatment in many hospitals surgeons had not managed to save his eyes and to the end of his life he had to wear a black mask.

It was the Sudan's main source for rifampicin, an antibiotic used to treat tuberculosis, which is rampant in the Sudan and requires nine months of continuous treatment.

No difference between the two groups was seen (median time for the group on continuous treatment was four weeks, and for the STI group was five weeks).

Steve Tim of Brooklyn is among millions of Americans whose life, or quality of life, depends on continuous treatment with a steroid drug that unfortunately can cause osteoporosis.

Although the luteal-phase treatment may be more acceptable to patients, there have been indications that by the end of a three-month period it is less well tolerated than the continuous treatment.

Virus populations that expand shortly after TI may lack all of the adaptations required to achieve high levels of plasma viremia in the presence of drug during continuous treatment.

In the March 2008 issue of Animage magazine Chiaki Morosawa explained that a plot outline had been created but she had fallen ill due to cancer and required continuous treatment.