Sentence examples for affects the treated from inspiring English sources

An advantage to using (tilde {boldsymbol {G}}boldsymbol {t}) as an instrument for the endogenous (tilde {boldsymbol {G}}boldsymbol {Y}) is that, since the treatment is randomly assigned, and if it only directly affects the treated individual's outcome, it might be a more plausible instrument than (tilde {boldsymbol {G}}^{2}boldsymbol {X}) and (tilde {boldsymbol {G}}^{3}boldsymbol {X}).

The inflammation only affected the treated and not the fellow eye, and resolved within a few weeks following drug discontinuation with or without a course of topical corticosteroids.

Although these results imply marked improvement in the geotechnical properties of cement stabilized shale quarry dust, there is still slightly high LL which may likely affect the treated material negatively especially when used in construction of heavily trafficked flexible pavements.

It remains unknown the effect of individual bioactive component and how the multi-components in combination affect the treating acute myocardial infarction (AMI).

We tried to minimise these contextual factors by emphasising the researcher's independence from the clinical team and giving assurances that the interview would not affect the treating team's decisions.

As a matter of fact, sodium retention is not accounted for by variations in any endocrine system since it affects only the treated kidney in unilateral PAN-induced nephrotic syndrome [ 5].

Subcutaneous fat was more affected in the treated patients.

At the same time there was a diffuse crypt hyperplasia in the jejunum which affected all the treated animals, not just those with neoplasms.

Similarly, hMSCs cultured in the presence of bFGF/EGF and then BDNF to induce neural differentiation were responsive to etoposide at a concentration, which did not affect the cells treated only with bFGF/EGF (Figure 4E).

The way parents react to relative poverty also affects the way they treat their children, affecting education.

"Poor treatment of staff in turn affects the way they treat people in the community".