Sentence examples for treating a class from inspiring English sources

A generalization of this approach was well studied in [8] for treating a class of fractional differential equation.

In treating a Class I malocclusion by means of comprehensive orthodontics, there are two main therapeutic approaches: extraction and non-extraction.

This work supports our continued efforts to develop ch-mAb6B5 into a medication for PCP and PCP-like drug abuse — introducing the intriguing possibility of using a single therapeutic mAb for treating a class of abused drugs.

The backstory to this is that under the 14th amendment, the very light "rational-basis" level of review applies to economic regulation and other laws affecting civil rights where the class of people have not faced "invidious discrimination", a legal term meaning treating a class of persons unequally in a manner that is malicious, hostile, or damaging.

We also treat a class of corresponding infinite dimensional cases where Rdis replaced by a locally convex topological vector spaceX.

In particular, unlike [5] and [6], this allows to treat a class of nonlinear terms F which are not necessarily compact-valued.

We treat a class of equations given by ε2u″(x)="u(x)(q x,ε −u(x)), u(−1)="α−, u(1)="α+, and obtain rigorous uniform asymptotic expansions of the solutions as ε→0.

Mandibular arch distalization through TADs inserted in the retromolar area after extraction of the third molars appears to be a viable option when treating a dentoalveolar class III patient with lower anterior crowding.

The man finds himself in the offices of an eye doctor (Mark Ruffalo) who is also treating a high-class prostitute (Alice Braga) in the business of servicing clients in a hotel, with the help of a discreet barman (Gael García Bernal).

The main result of this work is a code which is capable of treating a very general class of nonlinear, time-dependent fluid equations.

This case report describes the distalization of the mandibular dentition with miniscrews in the retromolar area to treat a dental class III malocclusion with anterior crowding and a reduced overbite of 0.5 mm in a long-face adult patient.