Sentence examples for capacity in treating from inspiring English sources

Some hospitals concentrate capacity in treating many patients quickly (focus on short waiters), and as a result of scarce resources, are forced to let a sizeable proportion of patients waiting longer until treatment.

Service coverage, capacity in treating T2DM and participation intention were taken into account for sampling.

Fifteen general hospitals with endocrinology departments offering specialized diabetes care were selected purposively according to the service coverage, capacity in treating diabetes and participation intention of the hospitals, with three to six in each city.

Both compounds induced TIC death at nanomolar concentrations in vitro, significantly reduced NB xenograft tumour weight in vivo, and dramatically decreased self-renewal or tumour-initiation capacity in treated tumours.

The capacity of planted beds in treating sludge from the same industrial area as in the present study, in comparison to filter beds without vegetation, has been demonstrated earlier[29, 30].

A higher percentage of undivided CFSEhi CD4+ and CD8 T+ cells and reduced total lymphocytes numbers in the spleen were observed in the rapamycin treated group, suggesting that T cells had a reduced proliferative capacity in mice treated with this rapamycin regimen compared to the untreated controls.

The increased functional residual capacity in remotely treated infants may reflect a maturation of lung architecture independent of surfactant production.

To design interventions to improve functional capacity in patients treated with modern durable LVADs, a detailed understanding of exercise physiology in a continuous-flow circulatory system is necessary.

The improvement in functional capacity in patients treated with initial combination therapy was equal in PP and non-PP patients, both after three months and after one year.

The obtained results showed a highly statistically significant increase in lipid peroxidation (LPO) content, nitric oxide concentration, and DNA fragmentation percentage and expression level of CYP2E1, TP53 and COX2 genes, in addition statistical significant reduction in total antioxidant capacity in DM treated group as compared to control were detected.

Pulmonary function (percent predicted functional vital capacity) was significantly greater in treated boys at 15 years (88% ± 18%) than in boys not treated (39% ± 20%) (P <.001).