Sentence examples for length treatment from inspiring English sources
At the other extreme, the tapeworm can grow to several metres in length; treatment is designed either to kill the worm or to dislodge it from its host.
This very interesting issue deserves its own full length treatment.
(See Szabados and Soifer 2004 for a book length treatment of the ethics of hypocrisy).
This is the first study to successfully demonstrate a manipulative sham procedure over a full length treatment period, assessing the placebo group with de-blinding questionnaire after each session which thus, could be incorporated in future clinical trials.
Similar ideas are commonplace in econometrics and in the so-called structural equations or causal modeling literature, and very recently have been forcefully reiterated by the computer scientist Judea Pearl in an impressive book length treatment of causality (Pearl, 2000).
Also, several key problems concerning refracturing in low-permeability reservoirs have been studied, including the effectiveness of initial fractures, effects of water cut, reservoir pressure on post-refract performance and selection of candidate wells, optimization of fracture length, treatment design, implementation and evaluation.
Student-Newman-Keuls tests (with P = 0.05) were used to test for differences between each of the ten combinations of the orientation and stolon length treatments and between the five orientation treatments across stolon length treatments.
The experiment used a factorial design with five orientation treatments (−90 −45, 0, 45, and 90°) and two stolon length treatments (2 and 6 cm).
Tantalisingly mysterious yet brutally plain spoken, mean-spirited and deeply humane, this sonic storm of class, gender and generational resentment fully deserves book-length treatment.
Significantly, more than 80 years after his death, there is still no full-length treatment of Humperdinck's life and works published in English.
For a full-length treatment of health problems created by failure in nutrition, see nutritional disease.
