Sentence examples for been treatment from inspiring English sources
noun
The process or manner of treating someone or something.
- He still has nightmares resulting from the treatment he received from his captors.
There has not been treatment of Christians in this region, in this manner, since the invasion of Genghis Khan.
The penalty for the first offense would have been treatment, followed by a 60-day suspension, then a 12-month suspension and, for the fourth offense, a lifetime ban.
On Monday Collins pressed Brailsford three times over the issue, asking him whether he agreed Wiggins' medical details should be checked to see whether it corresponded with what he claimed had been treatment for the decongestant Fluimucil.
A proportion of these patients may have been "treatment resistant", defined as having received two consecutive medications without recovery (Gitlin 2006).
Some people in the multiple episode groups are likely to have been treatment resistant although how many would fulfil strict criteria of having failed two treatment attempts (Gitlin 2006) in the current episode is unclear.
One patient developed grade 2 hypothyroidism without other evidence of endocrine dysfunction that may have been treatment related.
While doctors do not see it replacing electroshock, considered the most effective approach for major depression that has been treatment-resistant and requires urgent attention, tDCS does not appear to cause memory loss as electroshock can.
There was one early death that may have been treatment-related.
Two patients (14%%) developed grade 3 fatigue which may have been treatment-related.
Owing to these factors, our patients may have been treatment-refractory to a greater extent, which may have affected our results negatively.
The patients were selected to have a relatively well-defined time of infection and to have been treatment-naive for a minimum of 5 years.
