Sentence examples for traditionally treated from inspiring English sources

Gonorrhoea is traditionally treated with azithromycin, a drug that has so far failed to kill this strand of the infection.

A Therapeutic Revolution Doctors traditionally treated the symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis, usually with anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving medications.

It would mean that we are being treated more ethically than we have traditionally treated animals and indigenous cultures here on Earth.

Psychiatrists have traditionally treated psychotically depressed patients with some combination of antidepressants, antipsychotic drugs and electroshock therapy, an approach that has yielded only moderate success.

Communist leaders have traditionally treated the first major political gathering after the appointment of new leaders as an opportunity to announce policy shifts.

But the question of motive, or why the defendant committed the crime, was traditionally treated as a sentencing factor, she said.

Dubbed "Toulmin's anti-logic book" by his colleagues, it criticised the way philosophy has traditionally treated reasoning as a matter of one-size-fits-all logical inference.

"I've recently had somebody with prostate cancer, but of course that's not traditionally treated with chemotherapy so I gave him no points.

The first edition produced in the Hébrard foundry is traditionally treated as if the works were original bronzes cast under the artist's supervision.

If mental health generally has been traditionally treated as second class to physical health then child and adolescent mental health services (Camhs) is "a Cinderella service within a Cinderella service," says Berger.

"For lesbians, I think it's slightly different and I think that's because of the position of women being traditionally treated unequally; that has led to a much more political sense to lesbianism and I can completely understand why that is".