Sentence examples for considered avoidable from inspiring English sources

But of that figure, a fifth again are considered avoidable.

A recent analysis commissioned by the Florida Public Health Institute found more than 115,000 hospital emergency room visits across the state in 2010 for treatment of dental conditions were considered avoidable.

Therefore we do not believe they can be considered avoidable.

Three-quarters of these deaths are considered avoidable.

In all but 1 of the claims that led to compensation, the injury was considered avoidable.

A key consideration in interpreting the findings is whether the observed variation in advanced stage at diagnosis, particularly in relation to age, can be considered avoidable.

Looking at the impact of sub-optimal care on maternal deaths between 2008 and 2010, the National Committee on Confidential Enquiries into Maternal Deaths (2012) found that: "In 23.2% of cases the death was thought to have been probably avoidable and in a further 30.2% the death was considered possibly avoidable" [ 30].

However, 4.2m tonnes of this was classed as 'avoidable', 1.2m tonnes was considered 'possibly avoidable' and 1.6m tonnes was declared as 'unavoidable' (banana skins, tea waste, poultry bones etc).

Aggressive medical intervention in terminal cases is increasingly considered an avoidable cruelty, inflicted on a suffering patient by someone -- occasionally a doctor, but more often a family member -- unable to acknowledge the inevitable.

Hospitalizations for ambulatory care sensitive (ACS) conditions are considered potentially avoidable, as these are physical health conditions that can often be treated safely at a lower level of care or occur as a result of lack of timely, adequate treatment at a lower level of care.

Table  3 provides demographic information for the patients whose admission was considered potentially avoidable.