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Discover Ludwig"treatment failed" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a patient's unsuccessful attempt at being treated for an illness or condition. For example: "The patient had a course of antibiotics, but sadly the treatment failed."
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When one treatment failed, another became available.
Treatment failed; his death was scheduled.
When the myoblast treatment failed, they were crestfallen.
Worse yet, the treatment failed to stop the cancer's growth.
H2O2 treatment failed to increase ENaC activity in the presence of Fulvene-5.
The treatment failed in a recent clinical trial for Parkinson's disease.
However, linagliptin treatment failed to normalize blood glucose in KKAy mice (Fig. 3H).
Katharine watched in frustration as psychiatric treatment failed to cure him.
Such a standard treatment failed to produce a correlation with the experiment (R2 = 0.49).
In two women, the treatment failed although both reported reduced bleeding.
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HDL treatment failed to limit the mortality (HG-S: 52%% vs HG-HDL: 35%% p = 0.3).
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