The phrase "artificial treatment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to medical, psychological, or technological interventions that are not natural or organic.
Example: "The patient responded well to the artificial treatment, showing significant improvement in their condition."
Alternatives: "synthetic therapy" or "man-made intervention".
Artificial treatment is not uncommon to correct flaws in gems, but it is illegal if not properly disclosed to buyers.
A musical comedy with a barebones plot, it is memorable for its formal accomplishments, in particular, its emphatically artificial treatment of sound.
Because primary cells are sensitive to artificial treatment, we used techniques that identified cell cycle stage (rather than cell synchronization) to minimize the risk of interfering with normal accumulation (or loss) of transient modifications.
Here, we have used intact starfish eggs, which are large (about 300 µm in diameter) and transparent, without any artificial treatment to remove vitelline layers, and found that PIP2 actually had a multiphasic response at the plasma membrane during fertilization.
Systematic errors that may result in artificial treatment effects opposite to the true situation should be avoided at all times.
Randomized clinical trials are often criticized for their artificial treatment conditions, which make generalization of the results difficult.
RSV was able to prevent cognitive impairment in rat submitted to artificial treatments inducing Parkinson's disease [19], diabetes [20], neuroinflammation [21], head injuries [22] or in the case of transgenic rodent models of Alzheimer's disease [23].
In some cases, scientists apply artificial treatments to create the difference in the experiments, and facilitate the comparison [ 8, 9].
In some cases, artificial treatments are used to create these differences in conditions and to facilitate comparisons [ 15– 17].
A potential problem in using microarray data this way is ignoring the heterogeneity in topology of regulatory network due to biological/experimental factors, which could be different tissues, developmental stages or artificial treatments.
It is self-explanatory that a stem cell only deserves this designation if the observed fundamental capacities represent intrinsic features of the native cell in vivo, rather than being achieved by artificial treatments or molecular reprogramming.
