9 Over the last 20 years, extended release formulations of 1, 3, 4, and 6 months have been developed, significantly increasing patient acceptance to therapy and easing treatment burdens for physicians.
After days of mounting pressure and promises from his interrogators that they would ease his treatment if he admitted to spying, Mr. Hedges said, he finally signed a confession.
Linguists address issues of polysemy, compositionality, idiomaticity, and continuity for each type included here.While native speakers use these forms with ease, the treatment and interpretation of MWEs in computational systems requires considerable effort due to the very issues that concern linguists.
In its March issue, George magazine quotes Mr. Travolta describing a conversation last April in which President Clinton promised to try to help ease the treatment of Scientologists in Germany, where the church is locked in a fight with the Government over accusations of discrimination.
One of the jokes of "Enlightened" is that Amy is perfectly at ease in treatment, but when she returns to the office she cannot believe she has been demoted and sent to work alongside the nut cases and weirdoes who fill the basement data-processing department.
If applicable, normalization starts from preprocessing, correcting the input structural formula according to several hard-coded "good drawing rules", intended to ease further treatment.
It says "despite the relative ease of treatment, plague's association with the Black Death weighs heavily on the popular conscience - and is regularly cited in media reports and tabloid headlines about outbreaks".
In the laboratory, LC is the most important type of culture in regular use for ease of treatment.
In the United States, symptomatic children are relatively rare due to the prevalence of newborn screening to diagnose infants early, as well as the ease of treatment to prevent symptoms.
