Sentence examples for treat difficult from inspiring English sources

Other drugs often prescribed to people with the disorders treat difficult behaviors like aggressiveness, hyperactivity and irritability.

The two pharmacies, which also fill orders for animals, most often provide medicines that fit special needs or help treat difficult cases.

"She's constantly in a kind of combat with her subjects," Mr. Bouquet said in a telephone interview, "but she is able to treat difficult material with such suppleness".

Unlike schools, which can and do exclude challenging students, or hospitals, which can and do refuse to treat difficult patients, prisons must accept all those sent by the courts.

How can suicidal bacteria help treat difficult infections?

Thus, it is clear that mAbs and Fc fusion proteins are making an enormous impact on the pharmaceutical industry, both as novel approaches to treat difficult diseases and meet unmet medical needs, as well as providing an exciting new growth area for the industry.

The ketogenic diet is a high-fat, adequate-protein, low-carbohydrate diet that in medicine is used primarily to treat difficult-to-control (refractory) epilepsy in children.

She does persuade me that this is a sad story of a talented man, that Khan's own emotional troubles made him at first gifted in treating difficult patients, and later, incapable of being anything else.

Data on this are lacking and as such a comparison to those treated difficult [18].

Mayo Clinic is a medical practice and research group specializing in treating difficult cases.

Moreover, a multi-stimuli nAbts can be advantageous for treating difficult intracellular drug-resistant microbe as illustrated in Fig. 4.