Sentence examples for considered by doctors from inspiring English sources

"Family members are rarely considered by doctors who treat pain," said Dennis C. Turk, a pain management researcher at the University of Washington in Seattle.

But such injuries, while serious in the short term and rather uncommon in baseball, are as a whole not considered by doctors to be harmful to players' careers.

The proposal was lost amid the other much splashier recommendation the board is considering to prohibit the city's restaurants from serving food containing more than a tiny amount of trans fats, the chemically modified ingredients considered by doctors and nutritionists to increase the risk of heart disease.

The New York City Board of Health voted unanimously yesterday to move forward with plans to prohibit the city's 20,000 restaurants from serving food that contains more than a minute amount of artificial trans fats, the chemically modified ingredients considered by doctors and nutritionists to increase the risk of heart disease.

It is unclear how long his recovery will take, but the tear in the L.C.L. is considered by doctors to be a serious complication that could extend the time frame for his return well past the start of the 2013 season.

Although little is known about the exact health effects of radiation on the human body, the level is considered by doctors to be a possible threshold for increased cancer risk.

Smallpox, or variola virus, is considered by many doctors to be the pathogen most dangerous to the human species.

It is considered by many doctors to be a first step along the path to osteoporosis, a serious condition in which bone density is extremely low and bones are porous and prone to shatter.

And of all the creepy, crawly creatures considered by the doctors involved in the case (and then by you, Well readers), the black widow spider is the most common.

Therefore, ESWT should be considered by medical doctors, therapists, patients and payers when discussing treatment options for certain musculoskeletal pathologies.

At the end of the study patient attitude to the intervention was assessed with a short questionnaire covering practical issues of completing computer questionnaires in clinics, questionnaires' content, patient beliefs whether their functioning should be considered by the doctors and the overall usefulness of the intervention for their care (Appendix 1).