Sentence examples for patients were consigned from inspiring English sources

By the end of the 19th century, the bacteria causing what we now call tuberculosis (TB) had been identified and patients were consigned to sanatoriums.

They were consigned works.

Certain episodes, Ms Lee writes, were "consigned to silence".

Most castes were deemed "backward," which meant that they were consigned to menial jobs.

Convenience eventually won, and the eight-tracks were consigned to the basement.

Many of the women were consigned to the laundries for petty criminal convictions.

Samples were consigned to the Swedish Animal Health Service laboratory, located at the National Veterinary Institute, Uppsala, within 24 h of collection.

Patients will be consigned to continued suffering and, according to the declarations of record, may die slow and agonizing deaths".

For each in-patient, the following elements are consigned in the registers: age, sex, admission and discharge date, results of HIV serology, admission and discharge diagnosis.

18 There are also developments in the field of gene therapy which suggest that sham surgery for patients with PD is far from being consigned to history.

On the other hand, patients who do go on to receive life-saving transplants are consigned to a lifelong regimen of brutal immunosuppressive protocols, which themselves carry harmful side-effect profiles.