The phrase "artefacts treated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the handling, preservation, or analysis of artefacts, particularly in fields like archaeology or museum studies.
Example: "The report details the methods used for the artefacts treated during the conservation process."
Alternatives: "artefacts processed" or "artefacts handled".
However, rarely within such a model can any two artefacts be treated as completely separate entities and many artefacts will have relationships with others.
In our governance model an artefact is treated as a view or a "lens" onto BIM data.
Controlling for the phylogenetic non-independence by using the method of phylogenetically independent contrasts (CAIC) verified that none of the results reported above were artefacts of treating species as independent data points.
Whenever in doubt about whether a change in the trend curve represents seizures or artefacts, the treating physician has immediate access to the corresponding original EEG in the lower panel by scrolling the bar to the specific time of interest.
Such particles may help stabilise pH inside the wood by neutralising any acid generated inside treated artefacts.
The measurements refer to treated artefacts, that is, surface measurements for which the corrosion layer was removed.
Technologies and artefacts are often treated as black boxes, although various readings in the field of science-and-technology studies have shown how technologies cannot be treated as merely technical but also as products of constitutive social relations (Law and Hassard 1999).
Besides the compatibility with the materials of the treated artefacts, the most challenging aspect of biocide treatments is the fact that, in many cases, objects are infested by a mixed community of microorganisms with different levels of susceptibility towards the chemical compound applied.
To him, a city was a cultural artefact which should be treated as a unified space, with clear perspectives and uniform building styles.
Table 3 Percentages of elemental enrichment or depletion for metal objects retrieved at Vechten established by comparing the composition of treated and untreated artefact surface Element Enrichment Depletion Cu 18 82 Pb 57 43 Zn 36 64 Sn 63 37.
