Sentence examples for treating against from inspiring English sources

In the uncertainty of medical practice, doctors balance the risks of not treating against those from prescribing drugs, vaccines and other therapies.

A community-based cardiologist pointed out: "You're trying to balance achieving normality in whatever parameters you're treating, against their ability to achieve normality, whether it's limited by side effects or interactions with other diseases".

They were treated against contamination by advanced "ultrafiltration".

She told him his father did not have to be treated against the family's wishes.

Recently, several nanoparticle formulations were developed to treat against various neurodegenerative diseases including HD.

K562 cells were siRNA or CRISPRi treated against the indicated target genes prior to editing at the BFP locus.

A penalty for his Wolverhampton win still leaves him fairly treated against a field which is short on recent encouragement.

Safeguards would be introduced to end rules that mean those who are detained can be treated against their will.

The man-made fibres are inherently rotproof, whereas vegetable fibres must be treated against rot with substances such as tar.

But a mental health court at Bellevue ruled that medication was in her best interest and that she could be treated against her will for 90 days.

"Your pet must be treated against ticks and tapeworms and the treatment recorded in sections VI & VII of the EU pet passport," says Defra.