Sentence examples for being treated did from inspiring English sources
Specialists at the Royal Free Hospital in Hampstead, where the nurse is being treated, did not name the drug.
The class of non-recurrent samples are those samples belonging to patients which, after being treated did not recur cancer before the given cut-off period.
Finally, we considered trials ineligible for inclusion if the condition being treated did not depend on the antimicrobial effect of antibiotic treatment (for example, use of specific antibiotics to reduce feeding intolerance through prokinetic effects or to improve lung function through anti-inflammatory effects).
The standard medical treatments for HCR, such as sedatives and various minimal-impact interventions chosen to make patients feel like they are being treated, do not address social or psychological factors behind patients' symptoms.
In [8 12], the existence of solutions for local or nonlocal boundary value problems of higher-order nonlinear ordinary (fractional) differential equations that has been treated did not discuss problems with singularities.
Those that were treated did not receive post-exposure prophylaxis from health facilities and were unable to access the few post-traumatic stress services available.
The outcomes from the UK REF showed that reviewers only skimmed publications due to lack of time, given the volume of data to be treated, did these reviewers read more closely.
Emergency rooms, where most of the poor are treated, don't do such screening.
Cervical screening detects a pre-cancerous condition so women who test positive and are treated do not appear in incidence figures.
But experts hope that eventually several of the pills now in development could be used together, much as AIDS is treated, doing away with the need for interferon.
Only after the primary pathology is treated does the secondary problem become evident, that is, a decompressive lumbar laminectomy unmasks Babinski reflexes as the first clinical sign of a previously occult cervical spinal stenosis.
