0 past simple and past participle of handle --
1 to deal with, have responsibility for, or be in charge of: --
2 to pick something up and touch, hold, or move it with your hands: --
3 to operate or control something that could be difficult or dangerous: --
For this reason, we handled all comparisons to the neutral baseline in post-hoc analyses and presented the results with a degree of skepticism.
Our work has compared case and control kitchens in terms of foods handled, food hygiene precautions and microbiology.
In our view, saving lives through organ procurement (and transplantation) is at least as important as these other communitarian goals and should be handled similarly.
Ternary words are interpreted and handled as tuples in binary modified form, with the zeroes playing the role of commas.
A surgery handled the more extreme therapeutic interventions, while experiments with drug therapies were performed in a more naturalistic setting, but under closely controlled conditions.
If this situation can be handled implicitly and unconsciously, there is no time when consciousness would be needed.
This has led to the design and implementation of coordination models that seek to formally define how dependencies between parallel activities shall be handled.
Before 1963 there was no full-time manager, administrative duties being handled by a secretary and volunteers who staffed the headquarters and the clinics.
