Sentence examples for price of treating from inspiring English sources

Nothing makes plainer the extent of Wieseltier's protectionism about religion than his willingness to pay the price of treating science as just another optional philosophy.

But for the price of treating one person with Zyprexa at $303 for a month's prescription, he said, or two on Risperdal, at $159 per month, the state could treat 8 or 10 people with Haldol at $35 per month.

It makes more sense, they say, to take a preventative approach to, for instance, mental health problems than to pay the much bigger price of treating them after they have occurred.

The figure includes the price of treating addicts, care for people who have been injured through alcohol abuse and the cost of drink-related crime.

For example, using average wholesale prices, the cost of treating an ARDS patient with cisatracurium for 3.5 days is approximately $267 more than if the patient received vecuronium.

Academics have struggled to place a price tag on the cost of treating those carrying around too much weight.

There was also no cost validation for the USPSTF recommendation against TSE in spite of national estimates placing a $21.8 million dollar price tag on the total cost of treating testicular cancer in 2000 [ 11, 12].

However, the cost of treating both is part of the price of saving one.

33 The cost of treating an episode of anogenital warts was £134 (2006 prices), estimated from an audit of 189 case notes in the same clinic.

One key limitation is that the cost analysis results presented in this paper are highly dependent on the drug prices, the costs of treating specific adverse events, and especially on the reimbursement rates for the intravenous administration of chemotherapy that may vary from country to country.

After all, the price of not treating obesity is now in the stratosphere.