Sentence examples for condition that could be from inspiring English sources

Until recently, doctors thought of VTE as a short-lived condition that could be successfully treated with a brief course of anti-clotting drugs.

Dr. Butt theorized that jaundiced patients, who are prone to internal hemorrhages, might also have a problem absorbing the vitamin, a condition that could be corrected.

The objective of this study was to evaluate this new force system and determine an optimum condition that could be used in clinics.

Inhibition of the ilPFC favored the use of the habitual system, in particular in the standard discrimination condition that could be completed using either the habitual or the goal-directed system.

Such conditions have recently been brought to public attention following the retirement of 26-year old cricketer James Taylor after it was found that he has a rare, genetic heart condition that could be exacerbated by exercise and potentially cause sudden death.

The United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit ordered the trial judge, Charles Breyer of Federal District Court, to tailor an injunction that would permit those with a serious medical condition that could be alleviated only by marijuana to have continued access to the drug.

Singh says it arose from natural conditions that could be repeated today, affecting multiple grain-producing regions simultaneously and undermining global food supplies.

A modified Ruff scaling method was implemented to scale atmospheric icing conditions that could be generated in a laboratory facility.

The goal was to find out how much air and water leakage could be expected under storm conditions that could be expected at least once in 50 years.

The US have played three matches now in which Fabian Johnson had started in conditions that could be considered, generously, as "muggy".

Take a run at any critic's year-end list, and you'll find shows depicting a wide variety of conditions that could be described as depression.