Sentence examples for treatment years from inspiring English sources

Sexism is part of the reason why diagnosis remains poor and prospects of treatment years away.

We received the same treatment years ago during its negotiations with the not-for-profit songwriters' collecting society PRS.

Banner's researchers and a Colombian neurologist are studying the extended family, planning a clinical trial to determine whether Alzheimer's can be prevented by giving drug treatment years before dementia begins.

Costs have ballooned in Brazil and Thailand, which began programs to provide universal access to AIDS treatment years before African countries did, as patients have developed resistance to generic first-line treatments and have moved to brand-name second-line drugs.

Comparison of the mean relapse count per patient over 2 years (the primary outcome measure) during time on placebo (years 1 and 2) with that during active treatment (years 3 and 4) revealed a decrease from 2.6 to 1.2 in both dose groups (54% relative reduction; p < 0.001).

He had an under-the-radar liver transplant and began putting a lot of energy into researching the most sophisticated experimental methods, making a complete about-face from how he began his treatment years before.

There were no significant circumferential direction effects in the number of Type 1 resin pockets found in stems subjected to bending events, either in the growth rings formed in the pre-treatment years (2003 2007), or in the growth ring formed during the treatment year (2007 2008) (Figure 8).

Figure 8 The number of Type 1 resin pockets formed per tree by stem azimuth class for: Gray rectangle the rings formed during the pre-treatment years (2003 2007), and White rectangle the ring formed during the stem bending treatment year (2007 2008).

There was an increase in the number of Type 1 and Type 2 resin pockets with successive years from 2000 2007 (Figure 4), and an increase with height to between 1 and 2 metres, and then a strong decrease with height from 2 to 5 metres, for the pre-treatment years (Figure 5), and treatment year (Figure 6).

Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (ALL) has a high survival rate, but cancer-related late effects in the early post-treatment years need documentation.

Warbler density decreased 23% and 40% in the two post-treatment years in response to fire but other demographics did not have significant year × treatment effects.