Sentence examples for no treatable from inspiring English sources

Withdrawal criteria were almost identical to those at 52 weeks (20), with one additional withdrawal criterion (FPG >10.0 mmol/L, with no treatable intercurrent cause) applicable during the extension.

Further investigation with contrast echocardiography showed she had a large right to left shunt at the pulmonary capillary level but had no treatable AVMs on computed tomography (CT) scan of the chest.

If an increased fasting plasma glucose level was confirmed by the central laboratory and no treatable intercurrent cause for hyperglycaemia was diagnosed, rescue treatment was initiated, which primarily consisted of the investigator assisting in increasing insulin doses.

A few months later I listened to Anjali's doctor — who also happened to be my doctor — tell her something I'd only ever believed happened in movies: her disease had become too advanced and was no longer treatable.

"His leukemia has spun out of control and is no longer treatable.

There was a woman who had been told her cancer was no longer treatable who wanted to take the pilgrimage while she could still feel its beauty and power.

However it is recommended not to underestimate the possible adverse effects that might derive from the use of AVP since its use is only indicated in irreversible shock no longer treatable with fluid resuscitation alone.

Premature babies, even those with no apparent treatable medical problems, may face an increased risk of medical and social disabilities in adulthood.

Participants with a confirmed FPG reading >13.3 mmol/l at week 8 or thereafter and no intercurrent treatable illness were withdrawn from the study.

Since no single treatable processes are known to cause these diseases, conventional treatment is targeted towards the management of symptoms rather than achieving a cure, and patients are more likely to use CAM as an adjunct to conventional medicine in such circumstances [ 1, 5].

Apart from therapy for any treatable underlying infection, no disease-modifying intervention has been documented.