Sentence examples for overt treatment from inspiring English sources

As Wells recalled it, Fallon "got the overt treatment": "big smiles and 'Thank you for coming in' " and perhaps an extra dish or two.

Early comic strips also avoided overt treatment of gay issues, though examples of homosexual subtext have been identified.

From our knowledge of the treating surgeons in our unit, we believe that the surgeons expressed no overt treatment preference, nonetheless, the participating patients made it clear that the surgeons' views had profound effects on their decision-making.

Morphometric analyses of Nissl-stained sectindicatedcated no overt treatment-related effects on development of the cerebellum or neocortex [see Supplemental Material (http://www.ehponline.org/members/2008/11771/suppl.pdf), Figure 2].

85 Several studies have discussed possible biases in overt hypothyroidism treatment.

In contrast, in patients with RA and no overt CHF, treatment of RA with TNF inhibitors might offer some protection against cytokine induced CHF.

This study also suggests that differences in metabolic status are not due to overt under-treatment of the economically disadvantaged.

Histochemical analysis of spleens of TRAF2DN/Bcl-2 mice with overt disease following treatment with CDDO-Im showed a dramatic reduction in resident lymphocytes in spleen, and the lungs of CDDO-Im-treated mice showed essentially no lymphocyte infiltration by the end of the treatment (Figure 6).

However, in cases of overt diabetes before treatment, patients should be instructed to carefully monitor their blood glucose level shortly after starting glucocorticord therapy [ 69].

The exact mechanism of parasite resistance to nitroimidazoles and the host factors that contribute to overt or subclinical treatment failures remain major knowledge gaps that hinder comprehensive management of trichomoniasis.

Participants' accounts highlight a number of mechanisms by which this can be achieved including building positive therapeutic relationships with staff, use of assertive engagement techniques, honest and overt discussions about treatment and providing advice and encouragement.