Sentence examples for treated as high from inspiring English sources

Tumour selectivity (defined as the number of dead cancer cells divided by number of total dead cells; for equal number of normal and cancer cells treated) as high as 82% was observed.

The genre's name dripped with disdain: "soap" for the ads they sold, "opera" to parody the absurdity of feminine emotions treated as high drama.

As I stood at a listening station, I realized this was just what I'd hoped to find — the coolest of pop culture treated as high art.

Kidnappers often single out the children of migrant workers because they are transients who may fear the local police and whose grievances are not treated as high priorities.

How come football came to occupy such a central place in English life that the departure of the England manager is treated as high national drama and does not even need an explicit reference to football?

A few days later, it emerged that drugs had been "found" in Zahra Bahrami's house, an offence which also carries the death penalty but is treated as high priority.

People who owe more than that will be treated as "higher risk" cases, the I.R.S. said.

That bodes well for any effort by the federal government to get the loans already extended to G.M. to be treated as higher priority obligations after the filing, said Stephen J. Lubben, a law professor at Seton Hall.

If the data are viewed as a signal, the sudden variations can be treated as high-frequency components.

Inductively coupled plasmas and helicon-wave-excited plasmas in the radio frequency regions are treated as high-density gas plasmas.

These programs usually combine an apprenticeship with higher education and hence cannot unambigouously be treated as higher education.