Examples of using Cannot be treated in English and their translations into Dutch
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This complicates treatment of the condition because the root of the pain cannot be treated.
Patients with Glanzmann's thrombasthenia(a rare bleeding disorder) who cannot be treated with a transfusion of platelets components that help the blood to clot.
What is interesting about female adult acne is the fact that they cannot be treated by the usual therapy methods.
They cannot be treated like a judge sitting in the court.
Mental condition cannot be treated with simple steps and require the involvement of any specialist who can heal the patient from within.
Older patients are typically less able to donate high numbers of CD34+ cells which may mean that older patients cannot be treated.
Only the eyebrows and the hairs too close to mucous membranes cannot be treated.
Commissioner, a conversion in the agricultural sector cannot be treated as if it were a conversion in the industrial sector.
Therapy is needed to help them: they cannot be treated through political control, no more than claustrophobia or arachnophobia can. .
The medicines that are needed to save millions of lives cannot be treated as ordinary goods, governed by the laws of the market.
Chest pain that is recurrent and which cannot be treated by modern sciences generally have their root cause in the spiritual realm.
In general, sensorineural hearing loss cannot be treated by current medical
He did not agree with the very restrictive measures proposed and said that smokers cannot be treated as second-category citizens.
That's a case of microphthalmos, which is malformed eyes, and that's a permanent condition; it cannot be treated.
Only when one is determined to truly practice cultivation can one develop them; however, they cannot be treated as the main objective of cultivation.
It is used in patients who cannot be treated with beta‑blockers(another type of medicine to treat angina) or in combination with a beta blocker in patients whose disease is not controlled by beta blockers alone.
men who have a high risk of fracture and cannot be treated with other medicines approved for osteoporosis.
bio-ecological reasons fisheries cannot be treated like any other economic sector,
It is used in people who have recently been diagnosed and who have not been prescribed another medicine for their multiple myeloma before, or who cannot be treated with high dose chemotherapy, which can be very difficult for the body to handle.
It is used in women who still have their uterus(womb) and who cannot be treated with progestogen-containing medicines medicines derived from the hormone called progesterone.