Sentence examples for quantities of treatment from inspiring English sources

This latter frequency effect of equal quantities of treatment has been substantiated by recent work (Pulvermüller et al., 2001).

To ensure consistency with the differential expression results of the DESeq analysis, gene expression results of the qRT-PCR were calculated as log2 fold change (log2FC) of mean normalized quantities of treatment and control.

And lawmakers are awaiting recommendations from a state commission charged with reinventing the payment system so doctors and hospitals are rewarded for preventive care rather than the quantity of treatment they provide.

For example, one study found that the spending growth for treating patients between 2003 and 2007 is almost entirely because of a growth in prices, with little contribution from growth in the quantity of treatment services provided.

Hair characteristics may influence the quantity of treatment required or ease of application, e.g. dry hair and closely spaced (thick) hair both require more product than greasy or thin (widely spaced or sparse) hair and can increase the difficulty of spreading some products evenly over the hair.

Date, duration and quantity of treatment were also collected.

Three things were driving the rise, said Dielman: individuals with pain going more often to outpatients' clinics, increases in the costs and quantity of treatments given to people admitted to hospital, and a larger older population.

These are additional expenditures, since there are no expenditures of usual care because these patients declined to participate in rehabilitation at the hospital.> Reimbursement to the hospital (if the Department is already producing the required quantity of treatments in accordance with the contract) corresponds to 90% of the DRG rate for highly specialized rehabilitation.

(2) Prior to modern environmental regulations, the vast quantities of water treatment residuals (WTRs) produced by coagulation could be returned to the point of raw water abstraction, avoiding disposal costs (Walsh, 2009).

Control group received 1 mL water daily via gavage, and the treatment groups received the same quantity of SJW treatment solutions at concentrations of 0.3, 3.0 and 30.0 mg/mL.

A different treatment strategy, in an attempt to increase the quantity of systemic treatment, was studied by Roedel et al (2007).