Sentence examples for be treated without risk from inspiring English sources

The Holocaust is a subject that cannot be treated without risk of offense; yet, it must be treated and in new ways as years go by.

Patients at increased risk for bleeding should be treated without anticoagulation or with regional citrate anticoagulation.

In summary, RA patients in whom ANA positive status is present at treatment initiation with infliximab and who are treated without methotrexate are at increased risk for developing infusion reactions.

A control group was treated without PLIUS.

This finding has large implications, particularly for those previously misdiagnosed with type 1 diabetes, as they may be able to discontinue insulin therapy and be treated with sulphonylureas without risk of ketoacidosis, 37 even after insulin treatment for a mean of 20 years.

The European Society of Cardiology/European Atherosclerosis Society guideline for the management of dyslipidemia states very clearly that FH per se is a high risk constellation and has to be treated immediately without any cardiovascular risk estimation.

Numerous treatment options will likely soon be available for the HCV/HIV co-infected patient, but important drug drug interactions studies are still needed so that patients may be safely treated without risking HIV virologic failure or HCV drug toxicity.

The PLS initiative cannot be treated as "an experiment without risk".

This result suggests that Japanese patients with bipolar depression who are experiencing a depressive episode may be able to be treated with olanzapine without increasing the risk of treatment-emergent mania.

Based on earlier studies she argues that categorical data could be treated as continuous, without any appreciable risk; however, some caution is required, if the number of categories are less than three, if the skewness is greater than 1, and if the skewness is differential (skewed in opposite directions).

Lesions not candidates for single fraction SRS may be treated with hypofractionated SRS without increased risk for radiation necrosis.