Sentence examples for separating treatment from inspiring English sources

Then, simultaneous separating treatment and dynamic detection of the proteins are first realized in this experiment.

Heather subsequently played a key role in shaping thinking about brief interventions, producing the widely accepted definitions offered earlier in elaborating their public health potential, distinguishing them from other interventions, emphasizing a key distinction between those seeking help and those not, and consequently separating treatment from non-treatment.

Therefore, new studies aiming to trace candidate epigenetic marks from relevant cells of the parent (e.g., father's sperm) to those of affected ART-conceived children (e.g., placenta of IUGR infants or somatic cells of children with Prader-Willi syndrome) seems a logical first step to separating treatment effects from indication.

Indeed, the argument for separate treatment fails for the same reason that the arguments against same-sex marriage generally fail.

Instead, a separate treatment and disposal system is provided for each home.

In Tasmania this criterion suits the Aborigines from the Bass Strait islands, whose histories are thoroughly recorded in consequence of their separate treatment by the government.

It continued: "To the Corbynites, society is chopped up into a series of different labels — Jews, Muslims, black people, Hindus, gay people and every other minority — who should all have separate policies and separate treatment.

After all, Congress was already granted the power to regulate interstate commerce in the clause just before, so why single out bankruptcy for separate treatment?

(Note that I'm discussing only Warhol's Brillo boxes. Many of his other works pose similar questions but would require separate treatment).

Their separate treatment on the Allah issue will have some immediate benefits for Kuala Lumpur, but can only underscore just how different they are.

Strangely, no one has suggested cutting off the upper tail of the cost distribution for separate treatment with compulsory coverage, and perhaps competitive provision of insurance.