Sentence examples for directed to treating from inspiring English sources

The patient's informed consent was waived because the study was directed to treating physicians, not to patients, since the primary objective of the study was to assess adherence by treating physicians to ID recommendations using a new method described below.

Partial inferior turbinectomy is a procedure directed to treat nasal obstruction secondary to hypertrophy rhinitis.

Our initial response in Haiti last month to assist those caught up in the chaotic aftermath of Hurricane Matthew was directed to treat those injured during the storm and reconnect them with life's most basic essentials like clean water and sanitation.

After the proton beam has been created and directed to the treatment room using the beam line, there are a variety of ways by which the protons can be precisely directed to treat the tumor.

General care hospitals were directed to treat mild SARS patients (those not on ventilators and with substantial pulmonary capacity) and patients undergoing rehabilitation; patients who needed ventilation were sent to medical centers with intensive care units.

Any specific questions regarding therapies were directed to their treating medical practitioner.

But legal opinions by the Congressional Research Service and the Government Accountability Office found that Congress could get around the order by simply inserting them in the text of spending bills or including language in the bills that directed agencies to treat earmarks listed in committee reports as if they were written into the law.

It will be important to identify additional targets for molecularly directed therapies to treat a greater number of patients.

Reuse is also growing in appeal, with urban wastewater being lightly treated and directed to landscaping, industry, power plant cooling, groundwater recharge – and crop irrigation.

Lymph node-positive patients were treated with radiation directed to the breast/chest wall and regional lymph nodes.

Subsequent studies confirmed the importance of a 'tight control' strategy directed to 'treat to target' according to a quantitative goal.