Sentence examples for has almost resolved from inspiring English sources

The results indicate that the fabricated core-shell structure has almost resolved the leakage instability normally associated with other types of PCM fibers and hence, has the potential to improve thermal storage capacity.

In this case, PCR was performed three months after onset when inflammation had almost resolved, and the result was negative.

At final follow-up the symptoms had almost resolved completely and visual acuity improved to 0.8 decimal UCVA and BCVA in both eyes.

After discharge, her pain spontaneously resolved, and 8 months after illness onset (most recent follow-up visit), her proximal right arm weakness improved and the strength in her distal right arm had almost resolved.

At final follow-up the symptoms had almost resolved completely and uncorrected visual acuity (UCVA) and best corrected visual acuity had improved from originally 0.25 decimal in both eyes to 0.8 decimal UCVA and BCVA in both eyes.

The limitation of the study is the fact that at the time of performed tracheostomy the primary cause and reason for admission to ICU had almost resolved (tracheostomy is usually performed after tenth day of artificial ventilation) and patients from both groups were becoming alike, meaning becoming patients with ICU coagulopathy.

Two months after initial presentation, his conjunctivitis had almost completely resolved bilaterally (Fig. 2).

At the time of first injection (12 months from last corticosteroid injection), skin atrophy had almost completely resolved.

When evaluated 5 months after hospital discharge, his right hand symptoms and polyarthritis had almost completely resolved.

The patient elected for conservative management and at 3-month follow-up her symptoms had almost fully resolved as the cyst migrated to the inferior vitreous cavity, no longer casting a shadow on the macula.

The patient elected for conservative management and at 3-month follow-up her symptoms had almost fully resolved as the cyst migrated to the inferior vitreous cavity, thereby no longer casting a shadow on the macula.