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Meanings of rehabilitative in English

Helping to restore to good condition.

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Designed to accomplish rehabilitation.

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Examples for "punitive"
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Israel had been expected to take punitive measures following the UN vote.
The Guardian
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He also said the tax could be punitive for businesses and consumers.
Radio NZ
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More punitive sanctions around work and school might have a positive effect.
The Guardian
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You'll avoid late fees and those punitive rate increases for late payments.
Reuters
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Dili said later that it was not seeking punitive action against Indonesia.
Reuters
Usage of rehabilitative in English
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Nonetheless, multidisciplinary rehabilitative training represents an optimal strategy to improve disease management.
Pubmed
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There were no sex differences in the usage of in-hospital rehabilitative services.
Pubmed
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This information should be considered when planning for rehabilitative services for these groups.
Pubmed
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Specific rehabilitative approaches, according to baseline cognitive performance, should be considered.
Pubmed
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Art is viewed by Corrections as being therapeutic, rehabilitative and reintegrative.
Radio NZ
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Conclusions: Parents of children with developmental disabilities face many problems in getting rehabilitative services.
Pubmed
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The model rehabilitative exercise used was the Prone Back Extension.
Pubmed
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Despite these reductions in doses of psychotropic agents, patients' rehabilitative potential was not compromised.
Pubmed
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In conclusion, there are substantial differences between West and East concerning the rehabilitative health sector.
Pubmed
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Future work investigating the moderators of these differences may have significant implications for rehabilitative intervention.
Pubmed
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Most people given rehabilitative exercises to do by a physiotherapist start off with great intentions.
The Irish Times
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Moreover, treatment at designated children's, teaching and urban hospitals better-facilitates discharge planning with rehabilitative services.
Pubmed
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The results showed comparable RTPrate between surgical and rehabilitative interventions within the three diagnostic groups.
Pubmed
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Persons from the East were less informed about rehabilitative care than persons from the West.
Pubmed
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The use of a mentor administration may serve as a model for future rehabilitative efforts abroad.
Pubmed
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All subjects received an intensive standardized rehabilitative program including conventional physical therapy and specific gait training.
Pubmed
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