Sentence examples for performance treatment from inspiring English sources

The students in the two treatments did not differ in pretest performance Treatment 0.32 ± 0.19 0.094 Does treatment predict posttest performance (controlling for pretest raw score)?

The simulation study thus supports the use of both of these vertical flow systems for the treatment of groundwater contaminated with VOCs and the use of reactive transport modeling for the assessment of VOCs removal and operation modes in these high performance treatment systems.

These high-risk, resistant patients may benefit from pharmacologic and/or nonpharmacologic interventions to improve hemodynamic performance, treatment of renovascular disease, discontinuation of aspirin and other sodium-retaining drugs, manipulation of the route of delivery or combination of diuretic classes, or hemofiltration.

WHO has evaluated the performance of DOTS in the course of specific studies[9] [11] as well as detailed annual reports since 1997.[3], [12] [21] These publications make use of two major indicators of programme performance: treatment results among patient cohorts and percent of incident tuberculosis cases detected by national programmes.

This may be due to more restricted access to high performance treatment facilities in these regions.

CPF treatment again evoked a significant sex-related alteration of performance (treatment × sex, p < 0.004).

On one side, an increasing regionalisation or centralisation on the maximum hospital level will encourage at least some states to cooperate with neighbouring states in providing high performance treatments such as transplantations to its population.

ASTON MAGNA Mendelssohn's music, fulsomely Romantic in expression but leanly Classical in its means, can respond well to the period-performance treatment.

Therefore, the nanoparticles-based multi-adjuvant WCTV may serve as a high-performance treatment for anti-tumor immunotherapy.

regardless of whether performance before treatment was compared to that after treatment, the approach used by Tuffiash et al.

Figure 1 illustrates the concept of sudden elevation of pavement performance upon treatment (short-term effectiveness) and deterioration trend subsequent to the treatment application (long-term effectiveness).