The phrase "approaches of treating" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "approaches to treating" or "methods of treating."
Example: "There are various approaches to treating this condition, each with its own benefits and drawbacks."
Alternatives: "methods for treating" or "strategies for treating."
Two different approaches of treating general boundary conditions are suggested.
In China, surgical resection has been accepted as one of the best approaches of treating HCC.
For an individual patient, different approaches of treating a missing result can have different impact.
Hence, given the complexity of OC, the current approaches of treating OC as a single disease has to move toward patient-tailored therapy based on molecular and histotype-driven treatments (biotypes).
All patients were managed according to the latest approaches of treating to target (that is, disease remission) with very frequent follow-up, rapid escalation of disease-modifying therapy and unrestricted access to biologic agents (given in 52% of patients), thus resulting in clinical remission for more than two-thirds of the follow-up time.
The Interior Department's approach of treating the dunes like a fire or natural disaster is intriguing.
In 1989, while director of the Pompidou Center's Modern Art Museum, he organized a show called "The Magicians of the Earth" that took the unusual approach of treating first and third world artists as equals.
Mr. Cheney cited few specifics but referred to what he said was a return to the Clinton administration's approach of treating terrorism as a law enforcement problem, rather than a war.
And he has taken the unusual approach of treating the census as a political candidate, stumping all over town on its behalf and imploring residents to view their participation as a vote for Detroit's future.
The memory dumps analysis method is the most serious approach of treating these threats.
This view is consistent with counterfactual and interventionist approaches to causation, such as the comprehensive one defended by Woodward (2003), and vindicates the approach of treating constraints as genuine alternatives to adaptive hypotheses.
