Sentence examples for specifically treats from inspiring English sources

"It doesn't matter whether you're a street walker, or an escort, or a person who makes legal adult pornography on film, the way that the world and America specifically treats us is horrific," she says.

My own practice's comprehensive program that specifically treats chronic pain shows positive outcomes for things like reduced medication costs, increased function, and better quality of life measures, but Medicare and most major insurance plans aren't yet ready to pay for this type of comprehensive care.

To understand how the model specifically treats edges of metapopulations, we used an artificial metapopulation with 'edge' and 'non-edge' towns that were similar in size (all were below the CCS) and in equidistant from the core city (figure 1a).

Sephora now sells more than 50 products designed to specifically treat under-eye circles, said Stacy Baker, the chain's editorial director.

"The thing that I don't like about architecture films is they are treating the buildings as works of art, and more specifically treating them like paintings that exist outside of time.

The ACCC's chairman, Rod Sims, said on Monday that the watchdog had been concerned people might have bought the products "in the belief that they specifically treated a certain type of pain, based on the representations on the packaging, when this was not the case".

Larger studies specifically treating adenomyosis are clearly required.

To specifically treat composite structures, a three-chromosome variable encoding and special laminate operators are used.

Certain specifically treated membranes bind 5 times more heparin on rinsing than other membranes.

Not only does this objectification, this dehumanizing, suck, it violates basic morality tenets: Specifically, treating subjects (people, women) as objects.

That would allow doctors to "specifically treat those who are still infected," he says.