Sentence examples for a lifetime of treating from inspiring English sources

The average cost of a lifetime of treating each patient at current prices is put at about £360,000.

A lifetime of being treated as lesser.

Not surprisingly, a lifetime of being treated like a servant has made the clearly competent Martin into a nervous, uncertain adult.

Emerging research suggests that, contrary to right-wing accusations and popular stereotypes, it's not hedonism that drives so many addictions and HIV infections among gay men: It's a lifetime of being treated as second-class and disposable that leads too many of us to behave as if we believe the homophobic lies about us.

The NAT and other Aids campaigners rightly argue that is low compared with the estimated average of £360,000 over a lifetime for treating somebody with HIV.

Harry explains that he's now paying for a lifetime of greed and treating scribes worse than his pets.

Mathematical models show that needle exchange programs prevent H.I.V. infections among drug users, their partners and family members at a cost of approximately $9,400 per avoided H.I.V. infection — compared with the lifetime cost of treating a person living with H.I.V./AIDS, approximately $200,000.

The lifetime cost of treating a large number of people to prevent or postpone a much smaller number of cases of diabetes or its complications extends life expectancy for a few.

The lifetime costs of treating a case of HIV were determined from the rate of disease progression of the infant.

A second report will describe the lifetime costs of treating all stages of breast cancer.

The results from the baseline analysis confirmed that the mean expected lifetime costs of treating individuals with severe hemophilia A are higher with primary prophylaxis (€166,168,643) than with treatment on demand (€87,426,642) when ReFacto AF was used (Table 2).