Sentence examples for most often treated from inspiring English sources

GH deficiency is most often treated with injections of GH.

Beginning with the rise of psychoanalysis and continuing into the nineteen-seventies, he said, dystonias, including writer's cramp, were most often treated as forms of mental illness.

In some cases, it requires surgery, but it is most often treated with alpha blockers, drugs that reduce symptoms by relaxing muscles in the prostate and bladder, or with finasteride, which works to keep the prostate from growing.

The myth is most often treated as a lesson in man's utter subjection to fate, but Schnackenberg is more interested in the helplessness of Apollo, who does not really determine the action but simply transmits the decrees of fate.

Fractures of the proximal humerus are common and most often treated non-operatively.

Unfortunately meniscal injuries are quite common and most often treated by (partial) meniscectomy.

Sure enough, urologists — the doctors who most often treat prostate cancer — promised to fight.

Conservatives most often treat the opinions of law enforcement as sacrosanct.

Soirees perpetuated the rising middle class's cultural interests in books, writing, dance, and poetry readings all subject matter for Biedermeier painting, which was either genre or historical and most often sentimentally treated.

Each of these books represents in itself a classic treatment of the view at issue, though it is the chapter on utilitarianism that has perhaps most often been treated as such.

As there is no evidence of its efficacy, rehabilitation is not systematically provided in Denmark and most often patients treated for AF with RFA are not offered any rehabilitation at all.