Sentence examples for exclusively been treated from inspiring English sources

This is important because selection pressures acting on the brain have previously almost exclusively been treated as uniform in males and females.

All patients had been treated exclusively with EBRT as primary treatment.

For over half a century, the clinical forms of the disease have been treated almost exclusively with pentavalent antimonial compounds.

Primary care patients are eligible if they are exclusively treated by a GP without being treated by a chest physician or have been treated in tertiary care in the previous 5 years.

A similarly large study by Ratnam et al. also looked specifically at the role of pelvic venous embolization in the management of lower limb varicosities [ 27]. 218 patients with pelvic venous incompetence as either a contributing factor or sole cause of varicose leg veins diagnosed exclusively with transvaginal duplex sonography were treated exclusively with platinum coil embolization.

We did not include emergency room diagnoses of COPD or AECOPD in this study, as COPD is rarely treated in this setting in Denmark (only 1% of AECOPD cases were treated exclusively in the emergency department).

Our own estimates from the biologics register show that only 4.6% of those receiving TNFi are treated exclusively privately (data not shown).

Thereupon, the sum of the corrected fluorescence intensities of the cultures supernatant which were treated exclusively with the priming compound and exclusively with Pep13 was set to 100%% taking the corrected fluorescence intensity in relativity.

Thus, only 17 patients (five smokers and 12 nonsmokers) were treated exclusively with noninvasive ventilation.

Fourteen patients were being treated exclusively with corticosteroids, and 10 patients were receiving only chemotherapy.

The group was almost exclusively white and we were treated very well, but it was late afternoon and the bar was fairly empty, so you could argue the staff probably felt we weren't disturbing anyone else.