Sentence examples for monitored and treated from inspiring English sources
He concluded that she had not been properly monitored and treated and should have been moved to intensive care.
Recent studies have found that high blood pressure — particularly high readings in the top number, the systolic pressure — is a more serious risk factor in women before menopause than after, and researchers say it should be monitored and treated.
Small blood samples could be drawn at many locations and sent to the Rabit; people with signs of exposure could be monitored and treated if necessary.
Occupy Wall Street has lost much of its visibility since then, but questions remain about how local and federal law-enforcement officials monitored and treated the protesters.
Instead, experts say, high-risk patients with no symptoms should be monitored, and treated only if tests find a sign of infection.
In a startling discovery that could radically alter the way asthma patients are monitored and treated, doctors at the University of Virginia have found that the breath of asthmatics who are having an attack is a thousand times as acidic as normal.
The bill would have provided $3.2 billion over the next eight years to monitor and treat injuries stemming from exposure to toxic dust and debris at ground zero.
The bill calls for providing $3.2 billion over the next eight years to monitor and treat injuries stemming from exposure to toxic dust and debris at ground zero.
Mobile mental health already has the capacity to revolutionise the way we evaluate, monitor and treat mental illness, especially in poorer countries where mental health workforces barely exist.
The cancellation of the request for proposals does not affect the consortium of health care providers, including Mount Sinai Medical Center and the New York City Fire Department, that already monitor and treat more than 35,000 workers in the metropolitan area.
"The Specter of Biological Terror" (editorial, Sept. 26) correctly advances the need for a strong public health system to detect, monitor and treat disease epidemics in their controllable phase, if germ warfare in the United States ever becomes a reality.
