Sentence examples for treatment with which from inspiring English sources

The just and forbearing treatment with which the Norwegian legal system responded to Breivik's atrocities appears to be really winding him up – an outcome from which I can't believe even the dispassionate Norwegian judiciary can entirely avoid deriving a certain satisfaction.

In one case study it says it represented a medical device manufacturer who was worried about a planned cut in the amount the NHS paid for a treatment with which it was involved.

Under the new protocol, participating surgeons were asked to choose only one method of treatment with which they treated all of the participating patients under their care.

We also need to understand when rituximab should be used in first-line treatment, with which type of chemotherapy the combination is most cost-effective, and patient population that will benefit most from this antibody treatment.

While much research has been undertaken into understanding the degradation processes and development of stabilisation treatments for iron gall ink on paper [2, 8, 9] significantly less research has been undertaken on the iron-tannate dyed textiles that are the focus of this paper [3, 4, 10 13], and at present there is no suitable non-aqueous treatment with which to stabilise these objects.

Susceptibility testing indicated the presence of a strain susceptible to caspofungin, treatment with which was initiated.

They also lacked the confidence to prescribe new treatments with which they are unfamiliar.

However, there are no data available from patients who underwent unsuccessful treatments with which to obtain a more balanced view.

We designed a surface treatment method with which we achieved substantially high ITO surface work function of over 6.1 eV.

Nevertheless, we expect that this consideration to the extent that it exists is likely to dampen the estimated treatment effects with which we are concerned.

Guidelines were perceived as contradictory, leading physicians to rely on treatment strategies with which they are familiar [EIMSED-NA].