Sentence examples for treatment environment from inspiring English sources

But we both missed working in a treatment environment," Fried said.

Both α and β crystalline forms coexist in the crystallized irradiated sPS, regardless of the radiation treatment environment.

Besides, it could guide engineers designing the CFML structure to adapt to hostile laser surface treatment environment.

Staff at all levels choose to remain at Manville in order to do their best work in a supportive, caring, effective education and treatment environment.

A respectful and dignified treatment environment is also important because those suffering from substance use disorders often feel as if they've lost their self-respect and dignity.

Combinations of mixing gas atmospheres and Ti getter were evaluated by thermodynamic and kinetic estimations to find a heat treatment environment with minimum oxidation.

For populations under the combined antibiotic phage treatment, we considered two types of source environments: 0.1 KB and the phage-treatment environment.

Third, according to Hair (2005), there are three distinctive factors positively related to the maintenance of treatment improvement: involvement of parents during treatment, stability of the post-treatment environment, and after care for both the adolescent and the family.

Although parents were involved in the new treatment program and contact with parents remained positive 6 months after treatment, stability of the post-treatment environment and aftercare were not considered.

By contrast, immigration of bacteria/phage (from the phage-treatment environment) greatly increased the chance of resistance evolution under the combined antibiotic phage treatment (Fig. 1A); the bacteria in the source environment had experienced selection from the phages and thus should have a fairly high probability to contain individuals with double resistance.

Given the complexity of the post-treatment environment and the large number of variables known to affect treatment outcome (Moos et al., 1990), as well as the complicated needs of those who enter treatment (Cunningham and McCambridge, 2012), these differences are of some clinical significance.