Sentence examples for treated freely from inspiring English sources

Treat your neighbor like you would like to be treated (freely), as best you are able, then you "get" about half of what God wants you to most understand about His Kingdom.

"I treat it freely, so in places people may go, 'Where's Radiohead?' But those with sharper ears may catch harmonic similarities".

For me, his best compositions are not the ones from his early years but the works in which the foundations of his earlier idiom are treated much more freely and with greater fantasy.

This bead diameter is similar to the Kuhn length of polypeptides (Staple et al., 2008) so that the nascent protein can be treated as a freely jointed chain.

The nascent protein is treated as a freely jointed chain with connectivity enforced by a finite extension nonlinear elastic potential between consecutive beads, (3) U b o n d (r ) = − 1 / 2 K R 0 2 ln (1 − r 2 / R 0 2 ), where r is the distance between beads, K = 7 ϵ/ σ is the spring constant and R0 = 2 σ.

Desertic mesquites with 5 6 mm LL with the smallest possible leaves can be treated separately, although they freely cross with temperate races with 38 40 mm LL.

Since all characters are quantitative, and may therefore be expected to have evolved serially [81], all characters were treated as ordered and freely reversing [82].

To make as few assumptions as possible about the driving force of a proton gradient in this small vesicle, we treated ΔΦ0 as a freely adjustable conversion factor that relates the concentration of free protons inside the vesicle to a contribution ΔΦchem to ΔΦ. ΔΦ0 was then tuned in the optimization such that the kinetic response of ΔΦ matched the experiments as well as possible.

The shell model treated each nucleon as moving freely in an orbit under the combined influence of all its fellows.

Detailed analysis of the mitotic populations of freely cycling cells treated with control or UNG-directed siRNA demonstrated modest differences in the fraction of cells detected in the first few stages of mitosis (prophase, rosette/prometaphase Figure 5A).

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