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Things treatment often describes ("treatment ________")
- operation
- matching
- chemicals
- levels
- method
- observation
- approach
- process
- planning
- cases
- course
- assessment
- study
- plan
- combination
- works
- measure
- users
- room
- surveillance
- differences
- step
- control
- variation
- stage
- testing
- unit
- rate
- program
- comparisons
- scores
- score
- equipment
- group
- comparison
- seeking
- interaction
- designs
- results
- model
- monitoring
- research
- experiments
- observations
- condition
- sample
- care
- outcome
- status
- regimen
- decisions
- biopsies
- interval
- change
- measures
- technique
- changes
- groups
- response
- test
- subjects
- level
- evaluation
- plant
- temperature
- principle
- period
- baseline
- system
- facility
- cycle
- cultures
- arm
- phase
- adjustment
- technology
- examination
- pairs
- effects
- procedure
- design
- fig
- effect
- patients
- interference
- center
- periods
- paradigm
- steps
How treatment often is described ("________ treatment")
- psychiatric
- successful
- adequate
- medical
- pharmacological
- fair
- heat
- brutal
- cruel
- comprehensive
- careful
- harsh
- specific
- experimental
- term
- chronic
- acute
- fuller
- rough
- palliative
- differential
- mathematical
- definitive
- preferential
- primary
- systematic
- operative
- unfair
- theoretical
- conventional
- ill
- surgical
- appropriate
- humane
- equal
- active
- antibiotic
- aggressive
- mechanical
- biological
- initial
- better
- usual
- further
- symptomatic
- intensive
- best
- immediate
- thorough
- after
- discriminatory
- separate
- detailed
- psychological
- behavioral
- dental
- favorable
- extended
- statistical
- effective
- proper
- orthodontic
- unequal
- prompt
- outpatient
- psychoanalytic
- prophylactic
- residential
- special
- inpatient
- subsequent
- extensive
- standard
- conservative
- preliminary
- brief
- prolonged
