Sentence examples for treated to build from inspiring English sources

He and his colleagues closed her up and waited several weeks, during which time she was treated to build up her red cell count.

For each filtered dataset, one member was used as the query and the other members were treated to build the database.

Last year's graduates showed off the apps and Web sites they built and attendees were treated to Google's famous perks, including a demo of its Internet-connected glasses and a spread of beef sliders and chicken fingers.

An additional tree showing the phylogenetic relation of all full length PtTPS genes and representative TPS genes from other plants was constructed using a clustal W alignment (nucleotides treated as triplicates) to build up a neighbor-joining tree using MEGA 5 as described above.

"We treat a promise to build a particular project for a particular cost as a real promise," it said.

Based on a consumerist model of services, it will keep people in need and buying its services rather than doing what the public sector aims for, which is not just to treat sickness but to build resilience in children and adolescents so that in the future, when they become parents, their families will not fall into the same cycle of need.

"You could even create mini-projects for yourself that you treat as work to build up your portfolio, so you have something to show employers," said Byrne.

There is a natural feedback loop with offered white space, according to Levie; if developers feel poorly treated, they can elect to build for other platforms that offer a better value mix.

Among Mr. Walters's defenders is Tommy G. Thompson, the secretary of health and human services, who as Wisconsin governor pressed for more money to treat addiction rather than to build jails.

"When they needed me to build, they treated me better," he said.

That idea appeared to have fallen by the wayside, but OPEC officials said it was treated as a plausible way to build bridges with Russia.