Sentence examples for treated further from inspiring English sources

The acid-treated biomass was washed with DDW and treated further with 150 ml of 1.5% v/v sodium hydroxide (NaOH) for 1 h at 100°C and washed with DDW, yielding a cellulose-enriched substrate.

The animals were either provided with a similar dose of pneumococci intravenously at 0 hour (bacteraemic rabbits), pre-treated with paraformaldehyde-killed pneumococci (immunized rabbits) or not treated further (controls).

Amid all the excitement, though, there are concerns about how those who have entered the law through this route will find themselves treated further down the line.

For treatment of the city in its regional setting, see Greece; historical and cultural aspects are treated further in the article ancient Greek civilization.

This raw opium may be ground into a powder, sold as lumps, cakes, or bricks, or treated further to obtain such derivatives as morphine, codeine, and heroin.

When the intended receiving water is very vulnerable to the effects of pollution, secondary effluent may be treated further by several tertiary processes.

The fear being that as treatments are skipped, the cancer and its offshoots will regain ground, thus making them harder to treat further down the line.

Commercially available phenol-based carbon nanofibers (CNFs) and activated carbon nanofibers (ACNFs) about 200 500 nm in diameter were heated to 900 °C and then heat-treated further at temperatures of 3000 3200 °C.

The obtained Green's functions play a key role in treating further mixed-boundary-value problems in surface stiffened transversely isotropic half-spaces.

Furthermore, initial StO2 parameters were not able to predict StO2 response to therapy, and thus, it could not have been used to decide whether to treat, further limiting the use of StO2 in the decision tree.

At the time of reporting, three patients within the present cohort were incompletely treated, one refused further treatment and two had repeated treatment but had residual disease and it was deemed inappropriate to treat further.