Sentence examples for treated for better from inspiring English sources

Contrary to the toxicity studies regarding pristine CeO2 NPs, very few studies have focused on engineered nanoparticles, which are often surface treated for better dispersion in liquid products.

In a major speech to cancer doctors Saturday, the outgoing president of the American Society of Clinical Oncology told his colleagues to prepare for a new era in which rapidly advancing genetic technology will change the way cancer is treated for the better -- but also force doctors to change the way they invent and test drugs and care for patients.

"Many of our hospitals know that the patients that they are treating in their beds on any given day could be treated better - with better outcomes for them and their families - if they were treated outside of hospitals in community or primary care," he told BBC Radio 4's Today programme.

In general, individuals with type 2 diabetes mellitus have to be treated aggressively for better cardiovascular outcome.

In addition, the more female patients a male doctor had previously treated for heart attacks, the better the chances of survival a woman had.

Among 1932 patients in the duration of treatment analysis, the 1218 (63%) treated for 3 7 months had better survival than the 714 (37%) treated for ⩽3 months (HR=0.84; 95% CI, 0.75 0.94).

On the other hand, if the mothers treated for bipolar disorder had better monitoring and access to medical services throughout pregnancy, abnormal fetal growth might have been identified earlier and thus reduced the risk of an infant being small for gestational age.

The doctor then thought she had tuberculosis and the whole family was quarantined, but she got no better when treated for that disease.

After being treated for the disease for the better part of a year, Culbreath surprised his teammates by showing up at preseason camp in August.

The survival analysis of cause specific mortality from cervical or vaginal cancer at endpoint showed that women diagnosed with cervical cancer and previously treated for CIN3 had a slightly better prognosis than other women diagnosed with cervical cancer and not previously treated for CIN3 (hazard ratio 0.88, 95% confidence interval 0.79 to 0.99).

The first one, I treated for five days, and she became better.