Sentence examples for scarcely treated from inspiring English sources

The CO2 transcritical power cycle, on the other hand, is scarcely treated in the open literature.

However, fish tissue may contain a mixture of several environmental compounds other than PCBs interfering with the endocrine system due to the widespread contamination of surface waters with scarcely treated urban and industrial waste that could have additive, synergistic or antagonistic effects.

Although the in vivo measurement of different treatment areas can realize the dose distribution in a certain region, a complicated distribution of underdosed areas can scarcely be treated with a homogeneous dose using supplemental patch fields.

Note that given the nascent nature of cooperative communications, its performance evaluation by means of implementation and experimentation has been scarcely discussed or treated so far.

Chemotherapeutic induced peripheral neuropathy (CIPN) is a scarcely understood and poorly treated condition, which, characterized by spontaneous pain, and mechanical and cold allodynia and hyperalgesia, causes significant discomfort, and often therapy discontinuation.

The stiffened panels are loaded by transverse compression which is a load case that has been treated only scarcely in the open literature, and the corresponding buckling and postbuckling behaviour that eventually leads to failure of the panel is quite different to what is observed when a panel under longitudinal compression is considered.

Remarkably, scarcely half of the treated patients reached the target of 199 mg/dl.

On Wednesday, New Yorkers, who scarcely need the introduction, will be treated to generous dollops of Mr. Mizrahi's Svengali charm.

Fluorescence was scarcely detected in nearly all cells treated for more than 10 min. Figure 1 β-Galactosidase activities by the cells treated with chloroform and heat treatment at 20 70°C for 10 min.

But in the treated rats, there was scarcely a trace of brain damage on MRI after 4 weeks, and they performed as well as normal rats on motor and cognitive tests, while brain damaged rats did not.

Patients treated with NT will therefore scarcely be available for recruitment.