Sentence examples for yet treated from inspiring English sources
If the treated-assigned nest failed before the application of the treatment (e.g., due to predation), we adjusted the assignment of the treatment to the sex in the remaining, not yet treated nests, so that the final sample of female- and male-treated nests remained similar (details in Supplementary 1: Section 5, Sample Sizes).
Everyone must be considered a security risk, yet treated with concierge cool.
Price-fixing in Britain, as in most countries, is not yet treated as a crime.
It will send the Doctor back to the Second World War to tussle with the biggest politico-moral dilemma the show has yet treated.
He lives frugally, although he plans to buy his mother a new car; he is quick to point out that he has not yet treated himself to a television set nor indulged his penchant for Zegna suits.
"The Information" also lauds the heroics of mathematicians, physicists and computer pioneers like Claude Shannon, who is revered in the computer-science realm for his information theory but not yet treated as a subject for full-length, mainstream biography.
Yet treating the infection takes many weeks and is not always successful.
She leads a hard life yet treats her husband with undeserved scorn.
Yet treating it as a humdrum stopover means missing out on a blend of cosmopolitan and uniquely Bahamian experiences.
Our absurd drug laws allow endless consumption of alcohol, a far more damaging drug, and yet treat young people inhaling a bit of weed as criminals.
"We have such a responsibility to children of foster care and yet treat these children as second and third class," she said.
