Sentence examples for treated later on from inspiring English sources
Despite a permissible incomplete skin appearance, which from the view of plastic surgery can be treated later on, the bony reconstruction revealed the expected clinical outcome.
The rate was as high as 30 40% in South-Africa [ 14- 16] and 17% in Thailand [ 17] and this would affect the choice of antiretroviral therapy (HAART) if the mother needs to be treated later on [ 18].
Table 9 summarizes projections of patient to total HRH ratios at the end of scale-up and implied numbers needed to treat 1000 on ART from four national plans.
In Asia, the three largest sites (800 to 1510 patients on ART) reported patient:MD ratios ranging from 217 to 1007 (mean 675), resulting in an average of 1.5 MDs to treat 1000 on ART (Tables 10 and 11) According to reported target capacity from the ATSAP survey, the average patient-to-physician ratio was a bit lower at 525 (range 250 to 833), implying 1.9 physicians to treat 1000.
On the other hand, similarly treated An4641+ grew on plates like the unstressed control cells.
From 1959 on, France treated 1698 children suffering from growth deficiencies with hormone derived from pituitary glands taken from human cadavers, a practice that has been linked to the transmission of CJD, a prion disease.
After a surge of donations in response to his disappearance, the amount raised for King's College hospital in London – where Gallihawk's father was treated last year – passed £7,000 on Sunday.
The Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife (CROW), where the eagle was being treated this weekend, announced his passing on their Facebook page.
Ni Co fly ash coatings were deposited on zincate treated 5083 wrought aluminium alloy substrates with the aid of the electrodeposition technique.
The WWTP approximately doubles the discharge in the stream (WWTP treats 5500 m3 d−1 on average under dry conditions, WWTP discharge ranges from 30 to 120 L s−1 and constitutes ca. 60%% of the water in the stream under dry weather conditions [9]).
This model would thus require four medical staff and a total of 8.5 staff members to treat 1000 patients on ART, excluding the community-based volunteers.
