In the short run, treating a patient with an opioid like OxyContin, which costs about $6,000 a year, is less expensive than putting a patient through a pain-treatment program that emphasizes physical therapy and behavior modification.
In Against Security, the New York University sociologist Harvey Molotch focuses on "airports, subways, and other sites of ambiguous danger," arguing that in the long run, treating strangers with more kindness and less suspicion, rather than assuming the worst of every traveller, would actually increase security.
Sequence preparation was as described above, but PhyloGibbs-MP was run treating all of the sequence as potentially regulatory (the specified "module dimension" being the entire length of the sequence).
It would, so the argument runs, treat the individuals concerned as if they are state-owned assets, to be pressed into service for the good of others at the state's discretion.
He ran "treats" or street parties, handed out school supplies and groceries and raised money for residents' medical care.
If he has hit a home run, they treat it as evidence that the pathetic bum on the field has finally lived up to the standard set by their superlative fandom.
Ratey has also prescribed running to treat attention deficit disorder and depression.
The pack of boys with whom they run are "treated unfairly, baited and singled out because of their school and community records, and because some are African-Americans".
Sports Direct has elected an employee to attend its board meetings, after a series of scandals last year over the way the company is run and treats its staff.
Prosecutors allege that Zafke's unit was involved in putting gas into gas chambers to kill Jews and others, screening blood and other samples from female prisoners, and otherwise helping the camp run by treating SS guards.
