Sentence examples for intractable form from inspiring English sources

It is vitally important to find ways to prevent and cure this intractable form of dementia.

But some scientists believe that the drug may eventually serve another, far less controversial, purpose: treating a particularly fierce and intractable form of depression.

Refractory epilepsy, its intractable form, and the medications with which doctors attempt to treat it can cause lifelong problems with learning, memory and behavior.

Books published before the 19th century pose essentially similar problems in a more intractable form, as may be seen in the case of Shakespeare.

Nitrogen is the most common element in the earth's atmosphere — nearly four times more plentiful than oxygen and more than eighty times more plentiful than argon — but almost all of it is floating around in the intractable form of N2.

Her parents only learned the herb might help treat Dravet's the rare, intractable form of epilepsy tormenting their child by watching a video on Youtube, and even then only decided to try it after all else failed.

Most readers will be familiar with the tectonic ideological stresses that have caused such visible upheaval in the field today: the repudiation of many Freudian tenets, the rise and undeniable success of new medications to treat the most intractable forms of mental illness and the more impersonal, hurried approach that often comes with the dispensing of drugs.

It arose, as sociologist Jacques Berlinerblau (whose forthcoming book is called How to be Secular) argues, "in antagonistic dialectic with the most potent and intractable forms of human collective representations, that which is commonly referred to as religion," and is therefore partly constituted by its adversary.

CBD strains of marijuana, usually administered in an oil form, have been gaining popularity over the past several years as an alternative treatment for families of children with intractable forms of epilepsy, especially as a growing number of high-profile success stories have been chronicled in the media.

9 Surgery was performed for stenotic complications, extraparietal complications, or intractable forms of CD after well conducted medical management.

New processes are needed because bio-oils oligomerize rapidly, forming intractable coke and "gunk", at temperatures so low that the desired upgrading reactions are impractically slow, and so low that the bio-oil upgrading must be handled as a condensed fluid.