Sentence examples for treat application from inspiring English sources

To conclude, our data suggest a clinical "test and treat" application of the HPV mRNA test: Direct treatment may contribute to a better clinical safety for test positive women above 40 years of age and for women with a concurrent cytological HSIL diagnosis.

The Treat application first launched back in April 2012, and later in the year arrived on mobile devices before getting an overhaul in 2013.

Photo and personal publishing company Shutterfly is continuing to refresh its mobile products with today's relaunch of its Treat application for iOS, which follows the December overhaul of the company's flagship app for photo gifts and prints.

Mr. Faget, (pronounced fah-HAY) who was born in Havana and left Cuba in his teens, had access to classified files and the authority to treat applications for political asylum.

As section chief for adjudications and the third-ranking officer in the Miami office, Mr. Faget (pronounced fah-HAY) had access to classified files and the authority to treat applications for political asylum.

As a result many scientists treat applications of Information Theory with great suspicion.

As the iPhone App Store swells to more than 30,000 applications, mobile app analytics firm Flurry has some advice for iPhone developers: treat applications like songs.

That means the words used by a witness or in a letter to Congress about how the I.R.S. treated applications from conservative organizations could be subject to varying interpretations, making it difficult for prosecutors to prove falsity.

One is the concept of microservices, which involves treating applications as a collection of services that might serve multiple applications, rather than as monolithic entities with their own dedicated components.

By treating applications and data equally, complex applications can be built by combining existing software using grid-enabled workflows.

On Dec. 9, we granted the application, treated the application as a petition for a writ of certiorari, and granted certiorari.