These results, implicating FA in the development of obesity, have important ramifications for potential future treatment methods of t2d where FA symptomology could be routinely screened, and if present, treated via addiction models rather than purely attempting to treat the potential consequences of FA.
Scarlett, however, treats the four purely figuratively.
The firm told brokers this week that clients who make full use of their brokerage accounts have an average of about $650,000 in assets at Merrill, compared with less than $300,000 for those who treat the accounts purely as investment vehicles.
In his review, he commented "It's definitely meant for people who are open-minded to this kind of humor, and can make sure they treat the subject matter purely as comedy and not any manner of social commentary or prejudice.
The fixed effects model made a conditional inference on the heterogeneity among the true effects, whereas the conventional random effects model treated the heterogeneity as purely random.
Not all aid workers treat the problem as a purely social one, however.
In 1933, Franklin Roosevelt treated the economic situation as purely domestic, failing to confront both protectionism and the debt burden of Germany in the World Economic Conference in London.
Most of the early approaches treated the polymer either as a purely viscous fluid [7, 8] (sometimes using generalized Newtonian models) or as purely elastic materials [9].
mIn fact, Lin (2006) treated the verb final le not purely as a perfective marker.
Thus, rape treats the victim not as a person but as an object, and one with a purely sexual function.
