Sentence examples for for treatable from inspiring English sources
"It makes no sense for children to be going to the emergency room for treatable ailments like asthma.
She said that animals were euthanized for treatable problems because the facilities are overcrowded, underfinanced and pressed to create vacancies for new animals.
We don't have the power to prevent illness in all cases, but we do have the power to make sure that every child gets a regular checkup and isn't going to the emergency room for treatable illnesses like asthma.
"Today I am faced with the same tragedies, but I can no longer say that the death or injury was unavoidable, only that bureaucracies and the resistance to change have prevented the adoption in this country of proven screening techniques for treatable metabolic disease".
Patients with a history of headache but atypical presentation in the course should be evaluated for treatable triggers, i.e. an underlying disease.
Patients with a history of headache but atypical presentation in the course should be evaluated for treatable triggers, i.e. an underlying disease. .
It seems likely that insufficient patient education regarding the long-term aims of urate-lowering therapy contributes to this problem, which is shared by therapies for other treatable disorders that may be asymptomatic for substantial periods of time.
Since radiofrequency ablation (RFA) for locally treatable hepatocellular carcinoma became the first-choice for internal medical treatment, favorable local control rates have been achieved.
This testing is essential in order to get appropriate treatment, both for the yeast itself as well as for any treatable predisposing factors.
Nevertheless, this topic remains quite contentious and vocal advocates continue to argue both for and against making HIV testing similar to screening for other treatable medical conditions.
Given that our findings indicate decreased screening for possible treatable conditions or life circumstances, an important intervention may be increasing reminders for medical screening and improved standardization of screening practices in preventive care visits.
