Sentence examples for management of treated from inspiring English sources

In fact, the use of separate tanks for disinfection reduces the quantity of treated water to a great extent (tank volume of 4 l) and facilitates the separate management of treated water, thus avoiding its release into natural water bodies.

This could indicate changes in the management of treated patients that resulted in an improved outcome.

The Radiology Diagnostic Oncology Group RDOGG) studies did not address the question of imaging in assessment of treatment response and in the management of treated cancer.

The objectives outlined in the present study are to provide quantitative data for clinicians to improve the management of treated for the patients infected with these clones.

In this context we point out the gaps, doubts, and controversial issues and propose novel insight for future perspectives for cure criteria feasible to be applied in follow-up management of treated Chagas disease patients.

This indicates that the prevalence of drug resistant HIV-1 strains remained relatively constant over the 5 years between 2006 and 2010, and that the management of treated individuals with standardized ART protocol appeared to be efficient in western Yunnan.

He had accused the management of treating the players like children and of forcing "mindless" training upon us.

For Ravetz the role of 'what if' questions was first of all the management of treating ignorance related to the impacts of new technologies and environmental hazards e.g., possible hazards of new chemical plants.

Our team has performed a pilot study in Sweden with VPs for training the management of treating culturally diverse and traumatized refugees [ 43].

Moreover, ASA is 50- to 100-fold more potent in inhibiting platelet COX-1 than monocyte COX-2 activity, 63 so there is nearly a 100-fold variation in the daily dose of aspirin, as higher doses are used to target COX-2 in the management of treating peripheral inflammation (eg, arthritis) or pain.

Such a fair appraisal of both settings will help health-care professionals to choose the optimal local setting for future management of warfarin treated patients, alongside with the patients treated with the new oral anticoagulants.