Sentence examples for given specific treatment from inspiring English sources

Cows with silent ovulation (Subestrus group), cystic ovarian disease (Cyst group) or ovarian hypofunction (OH group) were given specific treatment for their disorder.

We included studies where caregivers were given specific treatment advice and instructions but excluded studies where general advice was given.

Practice guidelines based on severity-assessment tools, such as the CURB-65 score, allow high-risk patients to be identified and given specific treatment [ 2].

Also, the fact that the participants were new patients not previously treated by nephrologists, and were not given specific treatments could have contributed to this difference.

These abnormalities were not distinctive in apparently healthy individuals and did not convince clinicians to give specific treatment because of the test results.

Because of staffing levels it can be very difficult at times to adhere to the policies and not cut corners…and waiting lists go up I don't think we're able to give the service that we should do to the elderly and it's left to the district nurses to treat where we could go out and give specific treatments, where with the district nurses it's a pad service.

Given the high number of patients (n = 5,491) referred to the ED neurologist for assessment during the study period, the ED neurologist's first concern is to recognize headache secondary to an acute neurological disease, and his second concern should be to give specific headache treatment (e.g. for migraine).

A drawback with national register studies has been that, as they cannot control for selection bias, it is possible that some selected groups of patients are given a specific treatment more often than others; for example, patients who are older or more unwell could be given a different type of implant, antithrombotic or antibiotic prophylaxis.

"We evaluated his condition and he seems to be O.K.," said the trainer Fred Hina, who added that Henderson was given no specific treatment.

In this way, the weighted adverse events per patient in each of the trials given a specific treatment and dosage were determined.

Nevertheless, given that specific treatment for malaria is available, and that oAC treatment alone had no anti-malarial activity in mice, the straightforward approach of assessing the efficacy of oral AC as a stand-alone therapy would be unethical in humans.