Sentence examples for saved illnesses from inspiring English sources

Officials from Clear the Air said the Abt analysis was the first to offer a direct comparison of the plans, making projections on the number of lives saved, illnesses prevented and health care benefits.

But on the merits (lives saved, illness avoided, and net economic benefit created) punting on these rules is a mistake with real-life, out-of-the beltway consequences.

She has also been reminding them that the clean air laws have reaped net economic benefits in terms of lives saved and illnesses avoided.

On the other hand, the absolute effect of zinc on the days saved of illness is also important as it has practical relevance for patients.

Adaptation options to address climate change related health impacts will aim to be cost-effective in terms of lives saved and illness avoided.

In one telling moment during internal negotiations, E.P.A. experts laid out the numbers on the lives that would be saved and the illnesses avoided by the proposed rules.

To some degree, as medical science advances, more people are saved from other illnesses only to die from one of the unsolved and uncontrolled disorders of the cardiovascular system.

"And when you look at the results like that, at the lives being saved and the illnesses being prevented, it tells you that we're definitely doing something right".

The lives that can be saved from these illnesses belong to people who are every bit as worthy and valuable as the children blossoming under Alice's care.

His life was saved by the illness and death of the king, as a result of an infection or an abscess in his ear.

The role of health insurance was described in various ways: being covered for healthcare when ill; saving money for illness; and protecting oneself from unexpected events.