Sentence examples for excessively treated from inspiring English sources

The supreme people's court said the guidelines would list as crimes acts such as the sale of food excessively treated with chemicals or made from animals that have died from disease or unknown causes.

GMO crops, as well as those excessively treated with herbicides and pesticides, have an altered genetic makeup that may severely deplete their nutritional value.

Prior to reverse transcription, samples were excessively treated with DNase and complete elimination of contaminating DNA verified by PCR.

And it is certain, based on other high-profile cases, that Iverson will be treated excessively in one of two ways: his celebrity will either make him a nice target to gain headlines for some ambitious prosecutors or politicians, or it will be helpful in getting him a kindlier consideration from authorities.

That veterans have to wait excessively to be treated is not the fault of the VA.

The four-digit codes and five-digit codes are relatively rare, and so the records of practitioners who code these excessively should be treated with skepticism.

Humans have around 20% passive absorption, assuming they have not been drinking alcohol excessively, or not  treated with non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, when the paracellular flow increases by at least two-fold (Bjarnason et al. 1984).

Fifty-five patients with extrathoracic TB (27.6%) were treated for excessively lengthy periods (more than 12 months).

Only PD patients treated with excessively high ESA doses had a higher mortality rate.

Respectively 65.3%, 90.9% and 85.4% of patients with nodal, osteoarticular and disseminated forms were treated for excessively lengthy periods (more than 6 months).

Stimulant medication had been used to treat excessively hyperactive children since the 1950s.