Sentence examples for a workable treatment from inspiring English sources

The Harvard researchers quantified the human cost of that inaction by comparing the number of people who got antiretrovirals in South Africa from 2000 to 2005 with the number the government could have reached had it put in place a workable treatment and prevention program.

We have illustrated how time-based measures of success can reduce capacity and incentive to assess patients' wider needs, yet a timely and thorough assessment is the cornerstone of a tailored and workable treatment plan.

For patients with complex health and social care needs that extend beyond cancer pathology, later and less visible stages in the decision-making process are more haphazard and may result in less effective and workable treatment plans, as individual clinicians struggle to devise and deliver these plans without breaching time-based targets.

The prize will be awarded to an individual or group for the design and creation of a workable, sustainable, economical point-of-use water treatment system for arsenic-contaminated groundwater in Bangladesh, India, Nepal, and other developing countries.

This would address hazard analysis of the treatment and distribution processes and ultimately herald the emergence of a workable water safety plan that applies specifically to the packaged water industry.

However, many strike a workable balance between the criteria discussed above, and, when taken together, embody a powerful resource for the testing of promising treatment strategies.

The POMH-UK audit-based programmes demonstrate a workable and effective methodology for quality improvement in the NHS and also provide Trusts with evidence of implementation of national treatment guidelines into practice.

A workable compromise, it seems.

"This is not a workable proposition".

(This hardly seems a workable civic model).

Committed to a workable compromise.