Sentence examples for content treatment from inspiring English sources
Two experiments were performed to determine the effect of mixing, moisture content, treatment time and E levels during enzyme hydrolysis.
Three treatment groups were employed with varying feedback content: Treatment 1 (T1) was an elaborated instruction-based feedback, T2 was a dichotomous verification feedback, and T3 (control) consisted of reading appropriate texts (no formative assessment and no feedback).
In that study, the strongest predictors of the progression of atherosclerosis were elevated systolic blood pressure, high H-Hg content, treatment for dyslipidemia, high dietary intake of iron, cigarette smoking, and old age.
In all these cases, VWF with a low FVIII content treatment was found to be an effective tolerated modality that was highly beneficial for the patients both in terms of a reduction in bleeding episodes and in terms of cost benefit ratio.
Reduced sediments and/or increased shear strengths led to a slow recovery in high-organic content treatments.
Within the same moisture content, treatments supplemented with salts were not statistically different than those without salts for LD and AOC.
For nitrogen content, treatments can be classified as T2 > T4 > T3 > T1, while for the phosphorus content, the classification was T4 > T3 > T2 > T1.
Multivariate analyses indicated that the community assemblages of the low-organic content treatments had recovered after 12 months while those of the high-organic content treatments were still significantly different to those of the controls at the end of the experiment.
In case of NPK and protein contents, treatment combination of silt+leaf compost+coconut compost was greatly affected which lowered the pH, increased available organic matter and consequently maximized nutrient uptake by the plants.
The content of treatment and number of treatment sessions received by the physiotherapy guideline care group will be registered.
A decrease in PME content after treatment is associated with response to treatment as assessed by tumour volume.
