Sentence examples for time for treated from inspiring English sources

There was a trend towards longer conception time for treated women, but the differences were not significant.

In the case of glaucoma, IOP decreases over time for treated patients and mean deviation becomes more negative since VF loss cannot be reversed.

MR perfusion has shown higher rCBV in recurrent metastases after radiosurgery compared to areas of radionecrosis and reduction in CBF over time for treated lesions [ 72, 73].

Although vaccinated dogs mounted strong humoral immune responses against a control antigen and most dogs also mounted antibody responses against canine HSA cells, this did not translate into an improvement in survival time for treated dogs.

Growth delay (GD) was calculated as the time for treated tumours to achieve an average volume of 500 mm minus the time for control tumours to reach 500 mm.

The results revealed a dose dependent, significant reduction in perioperative blood loss (1235 ml and 1089 ml in the 20 and 40 μg/kg groups, respectively, versus 2688 ml in the placebo group; P = 0.001) and reduced operating room time for treated patients compared with placebo.

The spring season, after the ground has thawed, is the best time for treating hemlocks.

"The next series of studies will need to determine the optimal time for treating mothers and infants," said Dr. Fauci.

Jane Jordan, a feminist historian who in 2001 published a biography of Butler, says that she was exceptional in her time for treating prostitutes as equals.

The sentence appears in an essay called "Character in Fiction," which attacks the realist novelists of the time for treating character as entirely a product of outer circumstance — of environment and social class.

New international guidelines aim to halve the cost and time for treating multi-drug resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB).