Sentence examples for thus being treated from inspiring English sources

The cancer stage is further stratified by stage of cervical cancer and whether cancer has been diagnosed (thus being treated) or not.

It can be observed that patients 10, 13, and 28 have profiles substantially distinct from the others, thus being treated as anomalies.

However, because of difficulties in classifying solar exposure as occupational or recreational, and thus being treated as a single exposure, negative associations have been reported (Vagero et al, 1986; Elwood and Jopson, 1997; Gandini et al, 2005).

Moves at the University of Cambridge to reclaim institutional IP rights should thus be treated with caution.

We certainly couldn't and thus were treated to a plateful of deep-fried morsels, crunchy outside, succulent within, served with a dip of chive crème fraîche.

The energy bill is in fact two measures, a subsidy bill and a tax relief bill, which will be joined on the Senate floor and can thus be treated as one.

The group says that Schwab should not be able to rely on U.S. Trust's assertion that it serves only wealthy customers and should thus be treated differently from regular commercial banks like Bank of America.

As the dimension of asperities is usually in the scale of sub-micron, the model thus assumed uniform temperature over and in an asperity entity and the heat transfer could thus be treated as a point unit problem.

The ratio of the working frequency components energy fraction over the low frequency components energy fraction could thus be treated as an indicator of LBO, denoted by stability to instability ratio (SIR).

They should thus be treated differently, and attention needs to be paid to their heterogeneity.

At the receiver side, a blind detection scheme is employed, since the original image is generally not available and thus is treated as a noise source.