Sentence examples for treatment load from inspiring English sources

Additionally, the prolonged intravitreal half-life of aflibercept compared with ranibizumb can translate to a lower treatment load in terms of injections, monitoring, and medical visits.

Volume of water hyacinth pond: 80 m3 which corresponds to wastewater treatment loading capacity (accordance with BOD5): 7.35 kg/day.

Wastewater treatment plant Total volume of wastewater treatment plant (compacted as a block): 10 m3, having 4 compartments (anaerobic combined with filter), wastewater treatment loading capacity (accordance with BOD5): 1.087 kg/day.

During the 2015 growing season (seven to nine months after establishment), these assemblages were exposed to treatment loads of nitrogen and sediment, common stressors to wetlands in agricultural landscapes.

The hematite nanorod arrays are synthesized using chemical bath deposition and further modified by hydrogen treatment, loading of a ~ 3.5-nm-thick TiO2 overlayer, and deposition of a cobalt phosphate (CoPi) catalyst.

In the first 24 h of treatment, loading and maintenance doses of vancomycin similar to those used in this study appear to be appropriate for patients on ECMO requiring vancomycin therapy.

For children, the first item of 'worry' (worrying about side effects from medical treatments) loaded on the 'nausea' factor.

The first item of 'worry' (worrying about side effects from medical treatments) loaded on the 'nausea' factor, and the second and third items of 'worry' (worrying about whether the medical treatments were working and worrying about reoccurrence or relapse) loaded on the 'communication' factor in the child self-report.

We used Cox proportional hazards models adjusted on CD4+ lymphocytes (CD4), gender, age, HIV transmission category, antiretroviral therapy, cotrimoxazole prophylaxis, statin treatment, viral load and previous AIDS diagnosis.

Table 8 Adhesive joint leather/PU: peel strength per unit width Surface treatments Maximum load (N) Peel strength per unit width (N/mm) All treatments 215 7.17 Untreated 29 0.97 PU: mechanical treatment 188 6.27 PU: primer 71 2.371

The work of the London School will focus on CD4 counts and two other key diagnostics used in HIV treatments: viral load testing, which tests a patient's response to treatment, and early infant diagnosis (EID), which can test infants before the age of 18 months, when their maternal anti-bodies wear off.