Sentence examples for is actually treating from inspiring English sources

"This drug is actually treating the basic mechanism.

The danger of course is that people may be lulled into believing a homeopathic remedy is actually treating their pets or livestock, when in fact a treatable disease is being allowed to get worse.

JV Catarina, hold it there because we've got a new question here from Sarah Fisk who's written in to ask you, part of the problem is actually treating water as a commodity so we sell it through an auction to the highest bidder.

Not only is there no assertive triumphalism; traditional American heroism is actually treated with a sense of ironic detachment.

In Hamburg, it is actually treated together with rainwater and greywater for N elimination in a centralized way using nitrification and denitrification processes.

The power analysis takes into account that only a subset of patients (i.e. 33%, see below) is actually treated for psychological distress; the treatment effect obtained in this subset is 'diluted' by patients who are not treated for psychological distress.

A treatment-on-treated analysis was also conducted, which considered only participants who were actually treating their water (as confirmed by positive free chlorine residual in the household's stored drinking water).

They were actually treating the sovereign government of Ireland with complete contempt".

In some cases, HealthSouth had been billing as if it were treating patients individually, when the therapist was actually treating more than one patient at the same time.

Unless they are actually treating the patient, they must keep their hands clasped in front of them to prevent them absent-mindedly rubbing their face the entire time they are in the "red zone" with patients.

But the Times also claims (based on anecdotal evidence, as is the case with most trend stories) that the economy is so bad that business travellers are actually treating travel managers better:"'That's the main difference — the mindset of the traveler," said Mary Ellen George, general manager for Advito, a travel management consultant based in Dallas.