Sentence examples for patients sort of from inspiring English sources

Patients sort of think that if they ask for hospice, they are accusing their doctor of failing.

"Patients sort of think that if you're out of the plans, you must be good enough to drop out of the plans," he said.

Steroids suppress the immune response and very probably crippled its ability to attack the fungus in many patients — sort of like the scenes in gangster movies where one thug holds the victim's arms while another beats him up.

For example, one practice nurse said: "There are so many areas that we cover, patients sort of challenge you.

Third, we aim to examine the moderating effects of the socio demographics (age, gender, education, working situation, family situation) and disease-related characteristics of the patients (sort of cancer, stage of disease, duration and treatment of cancer).

Two-way analysis of variance with repeated measures (time × groups) was conducted to determine the differences between groups of patients sorted on the basis of the level of disease activity.

"I don't think there's a morbidly obese patient sort of lurking in every normal-size person," he said.

"My father was a very lovely, gentle, patient sort of character naturally," Julia says, "but occasionally he would be frustrated and one day just flung the butter knife across the room.

And it is really important to, again, that's why it takes a bit of time, it's to really try and understand what the needs are, help the patient articulate that and then help the patient sort of figure out what's the best course of action [about patients].

But it's pretty clear right off the bat that this story was very different from Bosnia, and required the patient sorting of facts — by the media, by Clinton, and by her campaign once O'Bleness got in the game.

Bone marrow transplant patients and stem cell transplant patients are sort of becoming an interchangeable concept.