SEM showed that microwave treating changed the structure of starch granules [13].
Table 6 visualizes the performance of the different parts of the nurse call algorithm, namely assigning a staff member to a call and answering, treating (change status to busy) and finishing a call.
However, Giles then goes on to make a very serious error of his own in handling the UK data: he treats changes in the way wealth inequality is measured over the decades as if they were real changes in the underlying distribution of wealth.
Studies exploring the trajectories of physical-psychological-social-spiritual dying experiences frequently treat changes in these experiences as consistent across different domains and over time.
It's used primarily after menopause to treat changes in and around the vagina, including atrophic vaginitis (dryness and soreness in the vagina) and dyspareunia (pain during sexual intercourse).
The way London's cancer patients are treated changed on Thursday in a move the NHS hopes will save up to 1,000 lives a year.
What if you treated change as something exciting?
Karrison et al (2007), based on suggestions by Lavin (1981), demonstrated that clinical trial designs that treat change in tumour size as a continuous variable are feasible (Karrison et al, 2007).
She did not address criticism of Obama for treating climate change as a central issue of his presidency while allowing drilling for oil in the Arctic circle.
For example, rather than a sleeping pill to treat insomnia, changes in habits like caffeine use, naps or bedtime routines may solve the problem without a drug.
