Sentence examples for modest treatment from inspiring English sources

SATURDAY On Saturday, Handel's "Messiah" gets a more modest treatment in Massapequa via community singers when the Long Island Concert Chorale and St. Rose of Lima Choir present parts one and two at 8 p.m. in a free concert at St. Rose of Lima Church on Merrick Road (516) 946-7207.

Figure  4 (left hand side) shows the simulated improvement in power for a modest treatment effect of 20% and a sample size of n = 8.

Given the modest treatment outcome and lack of generalization to actual driving behavior, VRET may be most useful as a supplement or preparatory intervention for in vivo exposure, rather than a stand-alone intervention.

Leigh's experience underlines a problem faced by everyone who interacts with our healthcare system — the inexplicable cost of even the most modest treatment.

Firstly, universal prevention programmes tend to produce more modest treatment effects than selective or indicated programmes.

However, studies with modest treatment effects could be inappropriately stopped early.

Global quality of life did not significantly decline from baseline during treatment, which was associated with modest treatment-related toxicity.

As can be seen, even with this relatively large relative treatment-effect and the relatively modest treatment-related harm, net harm will result when the 5-year pre-treatment risk of a study subject is lower than 3%, as the absolute treatment benefit is offset by the absolute treatment-related harm.

These trials demonstrated that in patients with IGT, lifestyle intervention (weight loss and modest exercise), treatment with the weight loss agent orlistat, or treatment with antidiabetic medications (metformin or acarbose) can reduce the risk of developing type 2 diabetes by 25 58% (Pan et al. 1997; Tuomilehto et al. 2001; Chiasson et al. 2002; Knowler et al. 2002; Torgerson et al. 2004).

IN many ways, Vint Hill's modest sewage treatment plant is the most important building on the base.

We find evidence of a modest, positive treatment effect that comes at a relatively low per-pupil cost.