Sentence examples for treated all over from inspiring English sources

Given the fact that operative risk estimation is a highly subjective matter, it is as yet unclear to what extent the operative risk of patients enrolled in STACCATO is different from that of PARTNER patients or from patients currently treated all over Europe.

Indeed, this is the core of the polypill argument to treat all over 55 years of age with a combination of fixed low-dose pharmacological agents.

Compared to control group, the activity of AST and ALT significantly increased at the 2nd and 4th weeks in group (3), while markedly decreased in the other treated groups all over the experimental period.

Our study shows that treating all adults over the age of 65 with vitamin D at doses of 800 iu daily would result in a substantial cost-saving to the UK NHS of £1.2 billion over 5 years through prevention of some 530 000 falls, 84 000 person-years in long-term care, and almost 10 000 premature deaths.

5 If this method is applied to the present data this means that for a NWT of 30, the net benefit advantage of prediction based treatment (mean net benefit over all three methods is 0.0228) over treating all patients (net benefit is 0.0165), is equivalent to that of treatment by a fictitious infallible prediction model that reduces the treatment rate by 19% without increasing the event rate.

They're treating me bad over here and treat all other black employees bad over here, too.

"They treat me bad over here, they treat all the black employees bad over here," Mr. Thornton continued in the opening seconds of the conversation.

Because SensorML treats all components as processes, the over-arching SensorML model provides an appropriate framework that can describe the provenance of an observation including sensor characteristics, the deployment environment, as well as its data processing and quality control and assessment tests performed.

On the other side of the acrimonious debate, open-internet activists have bombarded the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) with demands that the ISPs be prevented from doing anything that would erode the practice of treating all data packets travelling over the internet whether for text, speech or video the same for all comers.

Likewise, if the NWT is 20, the mean advantage of prediction based treatment over treating all patients is equal to a 16% reduction of the treatment rate.

Markov modelling was used to extrapolate primary data and to calculate the per-patient lifetime costs and outcomes of treatment and the total costs of treating all patients in need over the planning period.