Sentence examples for considered successfully treated from inspiring English sources
We suggest, as previously reported [ 5], that patients with persistently low VDRL titers may be considered successfully treated.
Dogs with ≥50% reduction in seizure frequency were considered as successfully treated cases.
Patients with persistently low VDRL titers after treatment may be considered to be successfully treated.
Patients with positive TPHA but negative FTA-ABS IgM were considered either as successfully treated (if there was history of treatment) or as spontaneously recovered from the infection (if there was no history of treatment).
However, the data on HRT and melanoma obtained in this study indicate that women who have had stage 1 or 2 melanoma successfully treated should be considered for HRT in the same way as those who have never had melanoma.
On this basis, it is considered that extensive cysts can be successfully treated by decompression if an appropriate decompressor is designed according to the lesion location and size and is well maintained over a long period of time.
Referral to the ICU was considered if the child was not successfully treated at the paediatric ward; according to criteria given above.
This resulted in voriconazole being the preferred alternative in all metrics considered (per patient treated TL13,960 vs. TL20,916; per successfully treated patient TL17,771 vs. TL25,511; per patient surviving TL13,971 vs. TL20,929, for voriconazole vs. LAmB).
Although generally considered to be dirty or contaminated they could be successfully treated by surgical cleansing and primary suture with a favourable outcome.
Although generally considered to be dirty or contaminated, human bite injuries could be successfully treated by thorough surgical cleansing and primary suture with a favourable outcome.
Others, including many physicians who have successfully treated Lyme for years, see the law as an invitation to unscrupulous doctors (or nurses) to deploy nearly any treatment they consider useful — regardless of whether there is scientific evidence that it works.
