Sentence examples for Call for treatment from inspiring English sources

Would they be released hours later with a list of numbers to call for treatment?

She appeared tentative for the rest of the match, although she did not call for treatment.

The new recommendations call for treatment with cholesterol-lowering drugs for millions of Americans who had thought their cholesterol levels were fine.

Since the disease is chronic in up to half of patients treated for Lyme, these guidelines call for treatment of symptoms even when blood tests are negative for Lyme, and the early and prolonged use of antibiotics, including repeated courses should the disease recur.

The study's lead author, Angela M. Thompson, said that while current guidelines call for treatment when blood pressure is 140/90 or higher, "we know from other studies that there's a graded relationship between cardiovascular disease risk and blood pressure" — starting when the first number, the systolic reading, is as low as 115.

Delph wildly hacks at Modric but moments later has needed to call for treatment himself and it does not look good.

Steyn then takes a hit on the glove from Finn and calls for treatment.

2. In two-thirds of cases, a bystander recognizes the signs and sudden symptoms of stroke and calls for treatment.

Ben Stokes appeared to be in some pain during his unbeaten innings of 38, and called for treatment from the physiotherapist.

If you fail, the manual suggests, you may be the victim not only of grief but also of illness, which calls for treatment.

Nurses examine them for a checklist of symptoms every few hours, assigning each baby a score that, if high enough, calls for treatment.