Sentence examples for easier treatment from inspiring English sources

That could lead to easier treatment (or, some fear, the abortion of fetuses bearing those genes).

Nevertheless, the comparatively shorter and easier treatment makes implants a favorable treatment option for substituting missing teeth.

For multi-dimensional simulations of neutral gas flows, the cell-centered version of this semi-Lagrangian (CCSL) scheme has advantages over other options due to its implementation simplicity, low memory requirements, and easier treatment of boundary conditions.

A hand-held patient controlled non-invasive vagus nerve stimulation device (Gammacore) has been developed to treat migraine attack and has contributed to an easier treatment of migraine episodes.

In the field of domestic sewage management, source separation of yellow (urine), brown (faecal matter) and grey waters aims to recover the organic substances concentrated in brown water, the nutrients (nitrogen and phosphorous) in the urine and to ensure an easier treatment and recycling of grey waters.

Early detection of breast cancer offers the promise of easier treatment (smaller surgeries, less radiation or chemotherapy) and improved survival.

Their life cycles are usually too complex and their defenses too pernicious for easy treatment.

Even if this diagnosis is right, there is no easy treatment for these kids.

He's been criticised for this free-and-easy treatment of historical figures by, among others, John Updike, who said of Ragtime that it "smacked of playing with helpless dead puppets".

The easy treatment of Mr. Romney has also allowed him to avoid getting mired in promises to the far right wing of his party that could turn off independent voters in the general election.

"It's a daunting task, no doubt, and it would not be right to create the impression that it's an easy treatment," Dr. Le Grange said, adding that parents are not to use physical contact to get their child to eat.