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Table 1: local information related to the treatment choice for the mild persistent asthma (T1)

in XIX Cycle Extending computer guideline system
by Prof Paolo Terenziani, Università Del Piemonte Orientale, Paolo Conte Novecento, Sophia Mello, Breyner Andresen, Jorge Luis Borges, In Memoriam J. F. K, Tom Waits, Hold On
"... In PAGE 33: ...hese drugs have to be provided daily and periodically (e.g. weekly), the patient apos;s state is re- assessed, and the therapeutic decision has to be repeated in a loop, until this guideline becomes not applicable for the patient at hand (because asthma is now severe, and a different guideline has to be referred to, or because asthma improves). Table1 shows local information related to the treatment choice for the mild persistent asthma (T1) and report the qualitative values for effectiveness, cost, duration, compliance and side effects of the possible alternatives 33... ..."

Table 2. Therapeutic results and hematopoietic recovery.

in unknown title
by unknown authors

Table 1: Therapeutic exercises for treatment group II

in unknown title
by unknown authors 2007

Table 1. Therapeutic index of anaesthetics and various opioid ligands [4].

in www. Avicenna.ag
by A. Pakdaman, A. Gorji, Editorial Board, Art Design, Druckform Köln, Enno Freye 2002
"... In PAGE 4: ... Animal as well as clinical studies suggest that the relative safety of opioids is directly related to the analgesic potency. These differences are reflected in the therapeutic index (LD50/ED50, Table1 ). As such they are the prime cause for the use of this group of analgesics in anaesthesia.... ..."

Table 2: Technological relatedness between therapeutic categories (Z-scores)

in R&D PORTFOLIO STRATEGY, DIVERSIFICATION AND PERFORMANCE: AN INFORMATION PERSPECTIVE
by Francesca Gino, Gary Pisano, Michael R. Sorell, Mark Szigety, Copyright Francesca Gino, Gary Pisano, Michael R. Sorell, Mark Szigety, Francesca Gino, Gary Pisano, Michael R. Sorell, Mark Szigety 2006
"... In PAGE 21: ... However, unlike Breschi (2005), we estimated an expected pairing count and standard deviation based on the pairing data. We used the expected pairing and standard deviation values to generate standardized z-scores as measures of the relatedness or un-relatedness of pairings (see Table2 ).9 If a particular therapeutic category pairing occurs more (less) often than expected, it is thought to reflect a high (low) degree of technological relatedness and will have a high (low) z-score.... ..."

TABLE 3: Indications for therapeutic modification after respective repeat imaging procedures

in unknown title
by unknown authors

TABLE 1. Potential Therapeutic Targets of Hammerhead and Hairpin Ribozymes

in The potential application of ribozymes for the treatment of hematological disorders
by Helen A. James

Table 3 Proposed controlled vocabulary for therapeutic music retrieval

in Facilitating Retrieval of Sound Recordings for Use By Professionals Treating Children
by Dena L. Belvin, Brian Sturm 2007
"... In PAGE 32: ... A controlled vocabulary and natural language are two tools that can be implemented for this search process. Examples of controlled vocabulary and accompanying natural language are in Table3 . The natural language area will need to be frequently updated based on input from the professionals using the system.... ..."

Table 15.3 Therapeutical methods integrated in VREDIM

in Virtual Reality and Telemedicine Based Experiential Cognitive Therapy: . . .
by G. Riva, Monica Bacchetta, Gianluca Cesa, Sara Conti, Enrico Molinari

TABLE I DESIGN SPECIFICATIONS FOR A PCT SCANNER FOR THERAPEUTIC APPLICATIONS

in Design of a Proton Computed Tomography System for Applications in Proton Radiation Therapy
by Reinhard Schulte, Vladimir Bashkirov, Tianfang Li, Jerome Z. Liang, Klaus Mueller, Jason Heimann, Leah R. Johnson, Brian Keeney, Hartmut F-w. Sadrozinski, Abraham Seiden, David C. Williams, Lan Zhang, Zheng Li, Steven Peggs, Todd Satogata, Craig Woody
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