Sentence examples for task to treat from inspiring English sources

If we consider not only the existence of E ( t ) but also the mixed appearance of q1 and q2 in these two equations, it may be not an easy task to treat the system directly.

Still, it is an undoable task to treat textile effluent completely due to the presence of synthetic dyes that are difficult to remove by conventional methods.

However, currently, it is still a difficult task to treat the redundant annotations in GO properly [ 53, 54] and this problem deserves future research efforts [ 51, 55].

Because of limits imposed by structural barrier (BBB) the delivery of therapeutic drugs to brain remains a challenging task to treat patients suffering from tumors, virus generated neuronal infections, and neurodegenerative diseases.

Based on this study, we confirm previous findings that practice nurses in general practice are well equipped for their task to treat and counsel individuals with an elevated cardiovascular risk.

An easy, but important, task is to treat the reformers in Africa differently from the recalcitrants.

Staff considered that their main task was to treat diseases, and overweight and obesity were seen more as conditions that might involve a risk of diabetes or some other disease.

This can be understood if the nature of the task leads participants to treat facial feature distances like the distance between two points in a bisection task, in effect causing each face to be processed like an object.

He claims that an adequate analysis of the task would need to treat the whole distributed system as a cognitive system with memories, representations, and cognitive processes that extend outside the pilots' heads.

By managing the high amount of stored data and applying data mining techniques, the ITA extracts information related to the task's suitability to treat each patient depending on his or her cognitive profile.

The ITA has been used during 18 months as an automatic tool for the selection and scheduling of therapies for cognitive rehabilitation.Looking at the results for the selected tasks assigned to rehabilitation sessions we see that there are some "favorite" tasks for therapists when planning those sessions; and also the opposite, where some tasks are rarely used to treat patients.