Sentence examples for be retreated from inspiring English sources
verb
To withdraw military forces.
Retreatment during the same period of application was not permitted, meaning that a subject who received treatment at Month 5 could not be retreated at Month 6 or 7 but only at the next retreatment period between Month 9 and 12.
These chemicals eventually wash out into streams and rivers, and the wood must be retreated.
"But," said Dr. Tobias, "they should be retreated with the pegylated interferon because a significant number of them will respond to it".
(3) The alveolar process of the pre-maxilla can be normal and unaffected or can be retreated (affected).
Under heat flux of 1 MW/m2, the limiter should be retreated within 7 s to avoid erosion.
Then two cases are to be retreated, namely (N r,f neq S r,f)) and (N r,f =S r,f)).
The fighters now appear to be retreating.
Participants were retreated with ranibizumab monthly as needed (PRN), using predefined retreatment criteria.
Patients were retreated in four weekly cycles.
All 16 patients were retreated with the placement of MPSs.
Responding patients were retreated at or just before predicted relapse.
