Sentence examples for protocol for treating from inspiring English sources

Working with James, Morris began to write a protocol for treating ARDS.

Dr. Bonder recalls the numb realization that his ordinary protocol for treating pneumonia was having no impact at all.

(Despite his differences with the foundation, Barlogie is in discussions with it to develop a protocol for treating myeloma patients with an especially poor prognosis).

Dr. Burrascano, who has published a protocol for treating long-term Lyme disease and is considered a leader in this therapy, is currently under investigation by the Office of Professional Medical Conduct, which has examined his patient records.

The chairman of the Department of Pediatrics, Dr. Richard J. O'Reilly...described her development of a chemotherapy regimen — known as the "protocol" — for treating non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, so that "thousands of children have been cured of the disease".

(The Egyptian physician of 1600 B.C. who wrote the famous Edwin Smith Papyrus established a protocol for treating — or not — what we know as a transection of the cervical spinal cord).

It is experimenting with rewarding physicians who follow protocols for treating diabetes, coronary artery disease and congestive heart failure.

While there are universally accepted protocols for treating conditions like flu and diabetes, this is not as true for the management of people's last weeks, days and hours.

In recent years, the youth league Pop Warner, the National Federation of State High School Associations, the National Collegiate Athletic Association, and the N.F.L. have implemented rule changes aimed at reducing injuries, and introduced protocols for treating concussions.

Serra's acceptance of the barriers suggests that being museumified matters more to him than does fidelity to his original intentions or to a fundamental tenet of minimalism: the rejection of frames, pedestals, and other protocols for treating art works as precious objects.

We evaluated two protocols for treating adults with comorbid asthma and panic disorder.