Sentence examples for treated once again from inspiring English sources

This will allow the ex-spouses to enter into contracts as a formerly married person, and to be treated once again as an unmarried person.

Now that the world has been treated once again to the sight of such selfless, humanistic, courageous, modern-day Martin Luther Kings and Rosa Parks, whose single-minded goal is to feed the hungry, unshackle the enslaved, and lift the downtrodden, allow me some additional suggestions beyond the lure of Gaza.

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The treated effluent would be further purified using advanced treatment, then blended with reservoir water at a 50/50 ratio and treated once again.

This resulted in a mixture of the protected and the free amine which was treated once again with di- tert-butyl dicarbonate under conditions that would also cleave the pivaloyl ester.

And what we're really treating, once again, are the symptoms, as opposed to the underlying malady.

If the blood sugar levels are still below 70mg/dL (3.9mmol/L), the patient should repeat the treatment process, and if upon testing again after 10-15 minutes blood sugar levels are still below 70mg/dL (3.9mmol/L), the patient should treat once again and consult his/her physician immediately.

The second stage of the proposed denoising method treats once again the acquired image.

Additionally, MDA-MB-231 cells were treated once in the morning and again 12 hours later to evaluate whether further uptake could be achieved.

To increase the mutation density, seeds of the Japanese elite soybean cultivar Enrei were treated with the chemical mutagen ethyl methanesulfonate (EMS); M2 seeds produced by M1 plants were treated with EMS once again.

It can thus be speculated if the long waiting lists at St . Olavs University Hospitalas well as at other Norwegian hospitals, are mainly caused by a tendency to readmit recently treated patients and once again see follow-up patients, instead of scheduling new patients from the waiting lists [ 17].