Sentence examples for ill effective from inspiring English sources

Since the symptoms and signs of nicotine withdrawal lack specificity in the critically ill, effective therapy aimed specifically at preventing and treating nicotine withdrawal, with no effect on other conditions with similar manifestations, may help to define the clinical course of nicotine withdrawal in the critically ill.

While models of home treatment are currently becoming more and more popular in Germany, as well as in other Western countries, it is not known what structures and processes are needed to make home treatment of the severely mentally ill effective with regard to patient outcome.

Doing any of these alone doubles the work and is less effective and more prone to ill effects.

Bats are an effective carrier for Nipah because they don't suffer ill effects from the disease.

If the government focused on investing in drug and alcohol treatment for addicts, court diversion schemes for the mentally ill and effective community sentences, we would see both prison numbers and crime falling.

States and communities that effectively carry out community mental health programs will reduce costs and, more important, help the mentally ill get effective treatment and keep them out of prisons.

As to benefits and costs, adult homes directly observe medication, the key to preventing poor outcomes for the mentally ill; how effective will independent housing be at doing so three or four times daily?

In the Liberal Democrat and Conservative election manifestos there was broad consensus on investing in getting children out of trouble and nipping youth crime in the bud, diverting addicts and people who are mentally ill into effective treatment and, at the other end of the spectrum, informing and supporting victims, transforming prisoner rehabilitation and cutting reoffending on release.

Firstly, a reason to not get vaccinated was the belief that other means of prevention, such as regular hand disinfection or staying at home when ill are as effective or even more effective in preventing influenza transmission to patients than influenza vaccination [ 31].

From where she sat, being ill looked an effective way of gaining attention at her expense.

Conclusion: The use of prophylactic multi-layer silicone dressings to prevent PU in critically ill patients is effective but it does not replace standard PU prevention methods.