Sentence examples for treating true from inspiring English sources

Based on our data, quinolone can be a drug of choice in treating true CA -KpBSI.

Second, if we are not measuring and treating true adrenal insufficiency in septic hypoproteinemic patients, then what are we treating?

The risk of regarding the two tumor types as the same is that TNBCs included in clinical trials may not be identical to BLBCs, possibly leading to a falsely negative conclusion of unresponsiveness to drugs that may actually be capable of treating true BLBCs [ 28].

The incremental cost of implementing the screening program included the costs of treating true HIV positive and false HIV positive mothers while pregnant, the treatment associated with early diagnosis in HIV positive mothers after delivery and HIV positive children, and the avoided treatment costs from preventing a case of HIV.

We treat true crimes as though they are murder mysteries, and they are not the same thing.

Why not instead just treat true belief as often of instrumental value and leave the matter at that?

Few commentators treat truth or belief as being by themselves valuable (though see Kvanvig 2003: ch. 1), but it is common to treat true belief as valuable, at least instrumentally.

A sensitive variant resource is necessary since false negatives cause BQSR to treat true variants in the analysis target as errors and will skew quality scores down, whereas false positives have a lesser chance to skew quality scores up.

Kaplan anticipates treating other true demonstratives, such as 'you', in similar ways.

Frank Partnoy in March 16's Financial Times offers a sharp, sophisticated take on the notion of clients (which the paper then flattened out to "Goldman's 'muppets' need treating like true clients" in the headline).

If the antimalarial is ineffective in treating a true case of malaria, or if the cause of illness is other than malaria, the illness can become severe.