Sentence examples for conservatively developed from inspiring English sources

Symptomatic radiation injury, treated conservatively, developed in 3 patients.

Compared to the situation at admission to hospital, additional 9 patients treated invasively and 40 patients treated conservatively developed symptoms of heart failure during hospitalization.

It has been shown that most patients with a history of unstable ACJ injuries managed conservatively develop changes in the anatomical orientation of the scapula, which provokes alterations in the dynamics of the rotator cuff, which can eventually predispose chronic pain [2].

Of the 10 patients treated conservatively, none developed avascular necrosis.

Studies have shown that when faced with a social stressor such as an HIV epidemic, many communities react conservatively and develop what has been described as moral and sexual panic, whipped up by the media, politicians and religious leaders [ 13- 16, 19, 20].

Based on a qualitatively characterised hydrogeological situation of atolls and relatively scarce site-specific data, a model chain was developed to conservatively estimate the radionuclide fluxes via groundwater, from their sources, the explosion cavities, towards the biosphere, the ocean or lagoon.

Over time, Mr. Assael developed what is conservatively estimated to be a multimillion-dollar business, with interests in various pearl farms in French Polynesia.

Those treated conservatively had milder symptoms, which developed later (10·0 versus 6·5 days after surgery; P = 0·031) than those treated surgically.

They found that conservatively treated patients with multidirectional shoulder instability developed more confidence in everyday activities and had a better understanding of their shoulder condition despite persisting clinical signs of laxity and instability.

She had been treated conservatively, and the fracture was diagnosed to have developed into a pseudoarthrosis with gross instability.

This patient developed mild pancreatitis and was managed conservatively for the same.