Sentence examples for be treated differently for from inspiring English sources

Different cancers need to be treated differently, for example, as do different forms of epilepsy.

Such localized structures could be treated differently for improved performance.

Moreover, the scenarios may need to be treated differently for each CSC especially when calculating the aggregated impact values.

Today's Supreme Court decision puts an end to Axel Springer's claim that they be treated differently for the whitelisting portion of Adblock Plus' business model.

And, he notes, the findings may mean that someday men and women will be treated differently for the same neurological disease.

To date, no studies have indicated that older AIDS patients should be treated differently for HIV disease.

Reflective and formative constructs are treated differently; for formative constructs, different indicators are not expected to demonstrate internal consistency and correlations, unlike reflective constructs (Chin & Todd 1995).

The carcasses of different species may have been treated differently, for example greater breaking of bones, such as for marrow extraction, could increase fragment counts.

Just like the Italian Renaissance merchant houses, pure investment banks were fundamentally different from the publicly insured deposit-taking banks and, as a result, were treated differently for regulatory purposes.

Cable and telephone access to the Internet are treated differently for tax purposes because the Federal Communications Commission has defined telephone data lines as a telecommunications service, thus subjecting it to certain surcharges.

Among other things, Mr. Liebman said, companies would have to determine where a customer actually lives, distinguish between 15 tax regimes and differentiate between private individuals and companies, because the two types of customers are treated differently for tax purposes.