Sentence examples for the state of treating from inspiring English sources

So what is the state of treating breast cancer in Uganda and getting that treatment?

He added that the writer accused the state of treating me this way because I am a Shiite, saying that this was a claim without a justifiable basis, and merely an opinion haphazardly stated.

"After the way they treated us, treated the state of Maine, treated us Republicans, they should be worried about how this is going to affect the election," said Erin Gail, a stripped Maine delegate.

Geoghegan also believes that if Rolando had been tried as a minor, he would have been out of jail in less than seven years, rendering a retrial unnecessary, but he doesn't adequately explain how the state of Illinois treats minors.

Abdelmoneim said he was "baffled" by the way the state of New Jersey treated nurse Kaci Hickox after she returned from West Africa.

However, the perturbations observed here in lipid metabolism reflect the state of already treated diabetes.

The disease state of treated patients (treating all ≥ F1 patients) and the age of the treated patients considered eligible for treatment (limiting to patients ≤69 years) showed the next largest impact on HCC cases and HCV liver-related deaths in 2020.

The surface state of treated polypropylene membranes was characterized using water contact angle measurements to assess the efficiency of the water vapor plasma treatment (Table 1).

Mupirocin was used frequently in the northern part of the state to treat infected skin lesions, which resulted in the emergence, selection, and amplification of a mupirocin-resistant strain of WAMRSA.

Having determined that the MTB-specific T cell cytokine profile distinguishes the low in vivo antigen load state of treated TB from the high antigen load state pre-treatment, we postulated that it would also distinguish the low pathogen load state of LTBI from untreated active TB.

"It seems reasonable for the state to treat the one type of relationship from which children can directly result in a different way to others, and this is the basis for marriage laws," says Paton.