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But it gave me hope that I could be treated.
Interestingly, this could be treated with ethanol, which is in whiskey.
At one time it was believed that some illnesses could be treated by bleeding.
This type of hypertropia could be treated with vision therapy or with surgery.
On April 17, 2015, InformNapalm published a material which could be treated as a foreboding.
WPC door surface could be treated with lamination, heat transfer, printing and paiting.
What racial group besides whites could be treated in this way?
Any act which could be treated as business contract with all the set of the rights and obligations and sanctions which could overcome any detail.
Until now, type 1 diabetes cases only could be treated with insulin.
And thus, this draft law could be treated as yet another attempt of current state and power regime to liquidate additional part of powers of local governments.
The state does a lot for the health-resort could be treated by those who really need it.
A widespread conviction has taken root in recent decades that public punishment can resolve the most disparate social problems,as if completely different diseases could be treated with the same medicine.
Every 30 seconds a patient dies from diseases that could be treated with tissue regeneration or replacement.
This is the ground of good, strong words to understand for anyone that there is no chance to neglect whathas been written in a very document which could be treated as a business contract.
The crossing of areas with rock fractures androck deconsolidation zones could be treated as potential area of increased gas saturation in production fields;
It is very likely that poor mental health has been a problem throughout all ages of human existence and evolutionarypsychologists suggest that an intrinsic, and even necessary, condition for our species could be treated.
As a result,"ultralow" risk patients could be treated less aggressively and overtreatment avoided, leading to fewer toxic effects.
Canada would technically be a Dominion of Europe andher declaration of a Republic could be treated as rebellion.
Upon seeing my acne treatment record, he confirmed that the acne could be treated using isotretinoin as it was severe and persisted for a long period despite various treatments.
Surgery will be avoided if thought too risky orif an abscess is small and could be treated by medication alone.
Initially, its basic concepts didnot have strictly mathematical type, they could be treated as some empirical facts as to the properties of real events, and they were formulated in a visual representation.
Any kid lower than that should not be given this drug even ifthey show symptoms that could be treated with this peptide.
Private boarding houses and hotels were abolished andinstead formed several public health centers, which could be treated representatives of all population groups and nationalities of our country.
Most children's health concerns maybe treated with over-the-counter medications and others could be treated with particular home remedies.
Defects in bones that do not bear direct physical exertion and perform only protective and skeletal functions(bones of the skull,upper and lower jaws), could be treated with ceramic bioglass implants, while modified biopolymer would be used for defects in tubular bones.
Linguists rarely employed formal semantics until Richard Montagueshowed how English(or any natural language) could be treated like a formal language.
Linguists rarely employed formal semantics until Richard Montagueshowed how English(or any natural language) could be treated like a formal language.
Our ambitious aim is to develop socially oriented Rehabilitation Centre for disabled andpeople that could be treated to avoid disability in the Centre.
The MP repeatedly stressed the need to replace equipment in a medical institution gradually so thatresidents of Chudniv region could be treated in the regional center without seeking help in Zhytomyr.