Sentence examples for treated has become from inspiring English sources

Thus, personalized medicine, i.e. knowing the molecular signature of the tumor to be treated, has become essential for optimal and efficient treatment of cancers.

In many cases, Dr. Gill said, when and whether to treat has become as legitimately debatable as what treatment to use.

Nevertheless, in the past years, the number needed to treat has become a well-known effect measure and is conventionally applied in randomised controlled trials (RCTs) with a binary outcome where the duration of follow-up time is fixed and the time to event plays no role or is ignored [ 12].

Meanwhile, New York City hospitals, perhaps because of the large numbers of patients they treat, have become the global breeding ground for another drug-resistant Gram-negative germ, Klebsiella pneumoniae.

In recent years, the government financing that the agencies rely on has either fallen or remained flat, even as the kinds of children they are asked to treat have become increasingly disturbed and aggressive.

What was once a culinary treat has become as common as salt and pepper shakers on tables.

The 100-calorie treat has become standard for baking giants like General Mills and Nabisco: mini muffins and two-bite croissants get prime supermarket real estate.

The campaign worked so well that queueing on Christmas Eve to tuck into a festive deep fried treat has become a tradition in itself, with the outlets now so busy at Christmas that pre-booking is mandatory.

In fact the former US V-P's love of the dairy treat has become a bit of a thing with internet memes springing up on the topic.

Whether eaten straight from the bag or mixed in any number of holiday recipes, the ubiquitous treat has become an iconic celebrity of sorts in pantries across the globe and a regular staple in my diet.

See-and-treat has become increasingly common in the management of women with low-grade cytology in the United Kingdom (Kitchener et al, 1995).