Sentence examples for less severe treatment from inspiring English sources
Several patients who have had the infection have undergone corneal transplants or less severe treatment.
Abu Zubaydah had provided much valuable information under less severe treatment, and the harsher handling produced no breakthroughs, according to one former intelligence official with direct knowledge of the case.
Catalysts prepared with the support functionalised by the less severe treatment, which led to short and defective MoS2 slabs, showed higher hydrogenation activity.
Other times, however, less punishment than that for ordinary offenders would be in order since disobedients usually are not 'hardened' criminals and thus may need less severe treatment to deter them from offending.
Localized breast cancer at an early stage has better prognosis and requires less severe treatment with a survival rate of 98% [1].
Women diagnosed with early-stage breast cancer have a better prognosis and require less severe treatment regimens than those diagnosed with advanced stage diseases.
Both doses of tiotropium + olodaterol were more effective than the monotherapy components in all subgroups analyzed, although the lower dose of the combination (2.5/5 µg) may have been slightly less effective in providing trough bronchodilation in less severe, treatment-naive patients.
The symptoms of acromegaly were less severe during treatment with Lan ATG 120 mg than with Lan MP 30 mg with a significant improvement in headache and hyperhidrosis.
Furthermore, the performance and staging statuses of the study population predicted a major part of the treatment results: the better the performance status and staging status of the study population, the better the response rate and the survival, and also the less severe the treatment toxicities.
These results will help to design new pre-processing conditions for the production of frozen zucchini, using less severe thermal treatments and attempt to minimize quality losses.
The application of thermosonication was studied to enable less severe thermal treatments and, therefore, improving the quality of the blanched product.
