Sentence examples for be treated without any from inspiring English sources

This discussion also shows that the equilibrium of electrochemical cells may be treated without any difference in principle compared to chemical equilibrium systems in general.

The signal of already encoded users falls in the paradigm of known interference and can be treated without any power penalty [4, 8].

If this were the case, it would not be surprising if the effect of treatment were often unimpressive, as these unidentified subgroups would be treated without any evidence-based rationale.

The method of using data from hospital episode statistics to identify cancer is likely to underestimate diagnoses as a minority of patients might receive a diagnosis and be treated without any inpatient admission.

The decision to implement CPPs was taken in August 2007, just after a declaration by the prime minister and the Danish National Board of Health that cancer should be treated without any delay in Denmark [ 9].

This finding shows that patients who previously used the GH services directly changed their behavior and went first to an IHC, where a proportion of them could be treated without any need for referral.

Among the requirements for O'Neill, according to a confidential e-mail obtained by The New York Times, are that his horses cannot in any way be treated "without a board investigator present," and that he should not allow treatment of any of his horses "by mouth or in feed without conferring with a board investigator, who will first log the treatment and discuss the reason(s) for treatment".

In the first clinical trial of the technique, 14 people were treated without any serious side-effects, the researchers reported in the journal, Science Translation Medicine.

But if the government can treat a citizen as Poitras has been treated without any due process or possibility of protest or appeal — then yes, Snowden was entirely right to do what he did.

"Some of these 36 million were being treated without any chance of receiving payment or with the chance of a minimum reimbursement from Medicaid," Kramer says.

Two of these patients were treated without any dose modifications.