Sentence examples for were historically treated from inspiring English sources

"Japanese women were historically treated like chattel; they were property to be bought and sold on a whim," Ms. Gordon told The Dallas Morning News in 1999.

Ulcerative colitis patients have been historically treated with standard single, 2-, and 3-stage operative approaches.

The station overruns have been historically treated as LRA-related incidents in T&W Metro which could have led to the participant not being able to consider other factors.

Gregory's work received little scholarly attention in the West until the mid-twentieth century, and he was historically treated as a minor figure in comparison to Basil the Great or Gregory of Nazianzus.

Despite non-steady-state conditions, clinical evidence of hysteresis upon induction and emergence in humans from general anesthesia is recognized, but has been historically treated as an artifact, and modeled as a smoothed average to obliterate the asymmetry of drug-induced suspension and reanimation of consciousness [12], [13], [14].

Emphysematous pyelonephritis was historically treated by nephrectomy or open drainage, along with systemic antibiotics.

Early Larynx Cancer (ELC) has been historically treated with radiotherapy and the outcomes reported vary considerably.

A clade of Ecristata included N. aperta accessions and N. saluenensis, which have been have been historically treated in the section.

WCH has been historically treated as a benign phenomenon, as previous studies have demonstrated a lower risk for adverse events in this group than in those with sustained hypertension (18, 19).

Violence against women and girls is not historically treated in that way," Starmer says.

His apology dismisses the anger from many black women who feel that Irving's party is a reflection of how black women are historically marginalized and treated as lesser citizens in the United States, even by men of their own race.