Sentence examples for removing sick from inspiring English sources

Re "Curing Health Costs: Let the Sick Suffer," by Bob Herbert (column, Sept. 1): As the rise in health care costs far outstrip inflation, Tennessee may not be the only state to embrace such barbaric measures as removing sick people from its Medicaid rolls to save money.

And while wolves kill a small number of sheep and cattle, they kill native hooved animals with far greater frequency, keeping populations of deer and elk in balance -- removing sick and weak animals, preventing slow starvation, and limiting deer-auto collisions and deer depredation on crops.

When microglial cells encounter compromised cells, they may act as antigen presenting cells and they can also remove sick or dying cells through the process of phagocytosis (Thanos et al. 1994; Hirt et al. 2000).

Short of a cure, scientists are removing the sick animals and quarantining healthy devils in case the wild population dies out.

Predation is widely recognized to improve the health (i.e. the effective quality) of prey populations by removing ageing, sick or wounded animals, while the restriction on recruitment can lower the likelihood of the resource base for herbivorous prey becoming over-utilized [100].

If the sick frog shares a cage with other animals, remove the sick frog IMMEDIATELY as red leg is very contagious.

The main speaker related how only that morning she had witnessed a fellow senior female executive in the office parking lot performing a frantic handover of a feverish daughter (dressed in pajamas and wrapped in a duvet) to grandparents who had driven some distance to remove the sick child so the mother could attend an important board meeting.

Second, we will discuss pastoralists' health management practices, including whether and when they remove chronically sick animals.

We used ethnographic and epidemiologic methods to understand why pastoralists do not remove chronically sick animals and whether their management strategies have an impact on herd fertility.

Brett and Naghemeh King were arrested after they removed their sick child from hospital and took him to Spain against medical advice.

Pastoralists in the far north region of Cameroon, for example, do not always remove chronically sick animals from their herds, even though chronic diseases, such as brucellosis, are contagious and have the potential to cause fertility problems in the herd.