Sentence examples for preferred treating from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, 70.9% of the HCWs perceived their work place to have put them at higher risk of acquiring HIV infection and 30.5% preferred treating HIV patients separate from other patients.
Furthermore, 73.6 % of the HCWs perceived their work place to have put them at higher risk of acquiring HBV, HCV and HIV infections and 41.1 % preferred treating HBV, HCV and HIV patients separate from other patients.
McDonald's said that customers preferred the taste of the new dessert, but clearly many parents also preferred treats browned in an oven to ones bathed in roiling fat.
HD TGC was preferred for treating infections caused by difficult-to-treat bacteria (TGC MIC 1 to 2 mcg/mL) and to K. pneumoniae (P <0.001; P = 0.03).
Cemented hemiarthroplasty is preferred in treating displaced fractures of the femoral neck in the elderly.
Core temperatures, preferred in treating critically ill patients, were recorded in only a small minority of the patients.
Preventing delirium is preferred over treating delirium, and attention should therefore focus on (multi-faceted) prevention interventions.
It was policy in our department to use total hip replacement, while in many clinics a hemiarthroplasty is preferred when treating metastatic bone disease at the hip.
Among the treatments available, α1-adrenoceptor antagonists are preferred when treating patients with BPH/LUTS (although the first-generation α1-adrenoceptor antagonists, ie, doxazosin and terazosin, were developed for the treatment of hypertension 8).
These findings suggest that the classic antibiotic regimen, penicillin G is preferred for treating patients without surgery and that the effectiveness of cephaloscporins for pulmonary actinomycosis is comparable to penicillin G for the patients who underwent surgery.
This likely reflects the more selective use of risperidone for disruptive behavior and/or anxiety than the other antipsychotics which are preferred for treating the symptoms of psychosis or bipolar disorder.
