Sentence examples for destructive treatment from inspiring English sources

Later books claimed to be able to cure homosexuality in 70% of cases (60% of those who sought "conversion" were married), which alienated the gay liberation movement and spawned a myriad destructive treatment programmes, many sponsored by the church.

Frantz Fanon's Les Damnés de la terre (1961; The Wretched of the Earth), appearing with a preface by Sartre, made a considerable stir, but there was as yet no effective audience for its sharp analyses of the damage done to European culture and morality by Europe's destructive treatment of the Third World.

Results show fluorination as a more effective and less destructive treatment technique.

Observations suggest fluorination as a more effective and less destructive treatment technique.

However, the intracellular heavy metal absorption by the mushroom cells can only mean that the absorbed heavy metals are disposed off through destructive treatment.

From purely technological standpoint, these nanocomposites are often stabilized through destructive treatment of homogeneous solid-state matrices affected by incorporated MNP, e.g., by producing aggregates (atomic clusters) of dispersed MNP interacting with some unfettered atoms of destroyed substances.

Included in the surgical option for treatment are a number of different modalities including complete primary excision, Mohs surgery and the destructive treatments of curettage and cautery, and cryosurgery.

Catalytic hydrodehalogenation is presented as a viable approach in the non-destructive treatment of concentrated halogenated aromatic gas streams to generate reusable raw material.

Her age, and associated pathology, indicated a destructive surgical treatment.

An eco-friendly, dry, non-destructive corona treatment technique can be applied to solve this problem.

They did not always accompany ablation even with the most destructive ganciclovir treatments.