Sentence examples for treated variously from inspiring English sources

A commandant of the generic might insist upon these poems being treated, variously, as flash fiction or short-form drama; there are paragraphs aplenty here, and dramatic dialogue, and the stand-alone clause (whether dependent or independent) is the unit of measure throughout.

Resistant or extraglandular disease has been treated variously with corticosteroids, antiproliferative agents, calcineurin inhibitors, cyclophosphamide or B-cell depletion therapy [ 26].

Switchblades, dirks, stilettos, balisongs, cane knives and other "misleading" styles of knife are treated variously.

"Johnson in the White House was intensely personal but unpredictable — treating King variously to a Texas bear hug of shared dreams or a towering, wounded snit".

To achieve this, un-normalised cDNA libraries were generated from subsamples of the same RNA as originally used to generate the reference and extracted from apices of the genotypes C600 variously treated with vernalization and GA, and, non-vernalized Roberta, variously treated with GA.

Other cases of reinforcement are less predictable and are variously treated or neglected in spellings and transcriptions.

The report was based on seven studies published in English since 2002 (involving women variously treated with real acupuncture, sham acupuncture or no acupuncture) and found that genuine acupuncture could increase a woman's chance of pregnancy by 65%.

The chemically treated cotton was variously dubbed easy care, wash and wear, durable press, or permanent press, and she also worked on a process that improved the chemical treatment's environmental impact.

But these jottings by John Morris -- more than 100 intricately layered sheets in which dots, spots, traceries, patterns, webs, grids and other markings of utmost delicacy are made with different implements on variously treated surfaces -- give only faint hints of the theories that spawned them.

Geological evolution and cosmology are also variously treated.

Electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) at a fixed potential was performed at variously treated GCEs.