Sentence examples for implications of treating from inspiring English sources

In one recent class, six second-year students considered the changing implications of treating uninsured patients.

John Peeler Lewisburg, Pa., Aug. 8, 2007 To the Editor: Gen. Wesley K. Clark and Kal Raustiala make some interesting points regarding the implications of treating captured terrorists as soldiers.

Directed by Erik Poppe, the film started arguments here about the purpose of such an evocation, and the ethical implications of treating the subject in such a virtuoso immersive style.

Self-compassion, self-esteem, and reactions to negative events: The implications of treating oneself kindly.

With the rise in cost-consciousness in our healthcare system, it is important to determine the outcomes and financial implications of treating these fractures with this surgical method.

Any view about moral status that aspires to reflective equilibrium with our deeply held moral convictions must address the abhorrence with which most thoughtful people would regard the practical implications of treating humans with radical cognitive disabilities as having even slightly lower moral status than the rest of us.

One important implication of treating genre and register as supervenient strata is that they are conceived as emergently complex patterns of meaning.

Despite these findings, to date, a systematic analysis of the cost-implications of treating FCR has not been conducted.

This study will provide baseline data for the estimation of the economic implication of treating dyslipidaemia from the perspective of providers.

The cost implication of treating HIV cases with false-positive TB has to be taken into consideration when sensitivity is valued over specificity, since the false positives can be as many as the true-positives.

The findings have important implications in terms of treating and preventing outbreaks of EHV-1, as neither effective therapeutic nor prophylactic measures for this important disease are currently available.