Sentence examples for a difficult treatment of from inspiring English sources

Low infectious doses (10 to 100 bacteria, [ 1]), transmission through aerosols, and a difficult treatment of the disease by antibiotics, have led Brucella to be classified as potential bioterrorism agents.

Sarkar (1998) presents a sophisticated (and technically quite difficult) treatment of arguments against heritability.

The surgeon's expectation of a difficult cholecystectomy, including treatment of common bile duct stones, might also affect the timing of surgery.

Physicians treating newly incapacitated patients often must help navigate surrogate decision-makers through a difficult course of treatment decisions, while safeguarding the patient's autonomy.

See related letter by Lott, Physicians treating newly incapacitated patients often must help navigate surrogate decision-makers through a difficult course of treatment decisions [ 1].

"She had a tremendous sense of dignity in the face of often difficult treatment," Ms. Jones said.

During the two years of difficult treatment, I remember thinking, "Isn't there any other way?

Since early detection of electrocution is difficult, treatment is usually implemented late, which reduces its effectiveness.

Hospital-acquired pneumonia represents one of the most difficult treatment challenges in infectious diseases.

Not only does the presence of delirium often complicate and render more difficult the treatment of a serious illness, but also it carries the serious possibility of permanent irreversible brain damage', Engel and Romano [ 1 ].

Patients with newly diagnosed early stage prostate cancer (PCa) face a difficult choice of different treatment options with curative intention.