The phrase "after well controlled" is not correct in written English as it lacks context and clarity.
It could be used in a context where you are discussing a process or situation that has been managed effectively, but it needs additional information to be meaningful.
Example: "The results were analyzed after well controlled experiments were conducted."
Alternatives: "following effective management" or "after proper regulation".
The surging hydrocarbons were not diverted "overboard" but brought onto the rig The report says: Transocean's shut-in protocols did not fully address how to respond in high flow emergency situations after well control has been lost.
Although the corrosion resistance of the coating was slightly decreased, the alkalization effect was well controlled after the HF treatment.
This patient's IOP was well controlled after trabeculectomy, but due to zonular relaxation, the lens moved forward and almost came into contact with the corneal endothelium.
Without proper investigation of animal population density and characterization of the RABV isolates, wildlife rabies in China can be elucidated only after dog rabies is well controlled.
The intrinsic difficulties related to the inversion procedures can be overcome if relative measurements of diffused light can be repeated after changing in a well controlled way the absorption or the reduced scattering coefficient of the medium, adding for instance a calibrated absorber, or changing the concentration of scatterers.
Preliminary testing results indicate that the impurity level of LaxAlyO films grown with different oxidants can be well controlled before and after annealing.
It may replace the static splint if symptoms of ulnocarpus instability are increasingly prominent after the swelling and pain are well controlled.
The delayed postconditioning conducted using the ipsilateral CCA may have some advantages over that using the bilateral CCA, as we have shown that the bilateral CCA occlusion causes severe, though short, reduction in CBF[22]; postconditioning with such additional repetitive ischemia after a major stroke, if not well controlled, may further endanger the ischemic brain.
The clinical prediction rule has greater specificity than HbA1c > 7.8% in predicting poor long term glycemic control, i.e. it outweighs HbA1c > 7.8% in targeting subjects who will have their diabetes well controlled one year after being discharged.
We believe that, after the first session, sepsis was well controlled and we could better evaluate the patient and the complications presented during therapy and thus adjust the treatment in the next sessions, such as the UF rate and heparin dose, which would explain the better patient tolerance to EDD after the first session.
If MSCs under optimized conditions turn out to be superior to chondrocyte implantation in experimental cartilage repair, the procedure should be introduced to clinical practice after well-controlled randomized clinical trials.
