Sentence examples for sedated by from inspiring English sources
The phrase "sedated by" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when describing a state of being made calm or inactive, often through medication or other means. Example: "The patient was sedated by the anesthesiologist before the surgery began."
We were unable to obtain medical records for 5 children, 1 child received only analgesia, and 1 child was sedated by the sedation service for diagnostic imaging, leaving 173 patients eligible for analysis.
At a guess, most would be either stumped or sedated by the Financial Times.
Being deluded is like being sedated by the belief that you are effectively your nerve holding.
Sedated by mining income, politicians and voters see little need to make difficult adjustments.
Since his death Dungay's family has called for justice, questioning how he was restrained and sedated by prison staff.
He spends his days on his bed at home, heavily sedated by morphine and inclined to stare out that window.
The third monitor shows in slow motion a young woman being forcibly restrained and, one assumes, sedated by three adults.
And the jury found him complicit in the death of the 41-year-old patient, a Virginia woman who was repeatedly sedated by his untrained medical assistants.
"The reality is that no one has a clue as to what the economy really looks like because it's been so dramatically sedated by the federal government.
She also claimed that Mr. Hussein, shown disheveled and complacent in an American military video on Sunday, had been sedated by his captors.
15.4% of patients who appeared sedated were under-sedated by BIS analysis, while 54% of patients required less sedative than initially predicted by the staff.
