Sentence examples for treat run from inspiring English sources

While not critical for interpretation of the results, it would be more appropriate to treat run as a continuous variable, and test for a quadratic effect of run; simple effect analyses could then be used, e.g., to test for an effect of schema at run 1 if there is a significant run x schema interaction.

Yet the tendency to use potent drugs to treat run-of-the-mill behaviors persists, and several psychiatrists have already started to challenge the F.D.A. warning on the dubious argument that fewer prescriptions are the reason we're seeing a spike in suicides among teenagers.

We treat running in the modern world the same way we treat childbirth — it's going to hurt, and requires special exercises and equipment, and the best you can hope for is to get it over with quickly with minimal damage.

"It's important we treat running the city council as a business," he said.

9) For the behavioral analyses, it appears that the ANOVAs were conducted treating run as a categorical variable.

If the treats run out before you are done, stop trimming until the person holding the treats can add more.

Substrates at pH 7.4 and 3.5, which were prepared at the same time from the same brain homogenate starting material, were incubated and shaken with a TSE agent, PK treated, ran on the same gel and immunoblotted together.

Not many of us are offended by people who settle in Britain to build companies, study science, treat patients, run corner shops, cook takeaways or play Premiership football.

Fans of the show have got used to walking through the open-plan offices of Sterling Cooper, sitting in meetings and chatting by the water cooler, and it was always a treat to run into Joan.

Make sure the animals cannot see or smell you, otherwise they will come up to the fence and stare at you, expecting some form of treat, or run away where you cannot observe them.

However, with concatenated functional runs, it is not possible to use the standard SPM high-pass filter, which would treat the runs as one continuous time-series.