Sentence examples for retention treating from inspiring English sources

While this formula can be used to obtain a 'best guess' estimate of a subject's PIB PET retention, treating the result as if it were obtained directly from PIB PET imaging is inappropriate because it ignores the error term in the conversion model and the uncertainty associated with the conversion model coefficients, which are estimated rather than known exactly.

Day-7 post-treatment axial (a) and sagittal (b) T1 FS contrast-enhanced MR images do not show the normal periurethral ring of enhancement; the patient developed acute urinary retention treated by urinary catheter.

Such children had fewer decayed and missing teeth and more fillings--implying better long-term dental health and retention of treated teeth--than those who had less insurance.

The retention of treated patients at one year was 18.1%.

Patients with urinary retention were treated with intermittent catheterization or Foley catheterization; regardless of the approach used, all of those patients were classified as having had urinary retention for purposes of analysis in this study.

At a basic level, your retention strategy starts with treating every customer with respect and integrity in every interaction and proactively creating an enjoyable, safe environment for your clients.

Highest strength retention in MAPP treated sample was observed for cross ply laminates with 4 mm hole size, which was noted as 92%.

To report the outcomes of survival, local control, visual acuity, and eye retention in patients treated with repeat episcleral plaque brachytherapy (EPBT) for locally recurrent posterior uveal melanoma (PUM).

Results revealed no change in ZnO retention in specimens treated with 1% nano-ZnO, but specimens treated with 2.5 and 5.0% nano-ZnO showed a loss of 65and58%8% treatment, respectively.

A 79-year-old white man, presented with acute urinary retention, was initially treated by indwelling catheter and was referred for complete urological evaluation.

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