Sentence examples for sensible treatment from inspiring English sources

Sensible treatment of a player after major surgery?

And wouldn't it be nice if high TEF scores led to more sensible treatment by the UK visa and immigration department?

The essay argued that preventive detention, overseen by a congressionally authorized national-security court, was necessary to insure the "sensible" treatment of classified evidence, and to protect secret "sources and methods" of gathering intelligence.

Therefore, improving sports bra design is a more sensible treatment strategy to reduce local discomfort and tissue tenderness at the bra strap-shoulder interface compared to bra removal [4].

Such models can provide highly useful information for clinicians when having to make sensible treatment decisions.

16 On balance, therefore, agomelatine is one of several sensible treatment options for those patients who cannot take standard antidepressants.

In fact, the sensible treatments he identifies can be summed up in one short paragraph.

Seeing gender identity on a continuum, he believed that some people could be born male but feel female and that the more-sensible treatment would be alter the body to better fit the patient's perceived gender.

These untrue but commonly held beliefs have made it virtually impossible to have a sensible discussion about what treatments should be funded, and how we should change the footprint of NHS buildings to get better value for money.

On average participants gave a score of M = 7.29 (SD = 2.39) on a scale of 0 10 for the item asking how sensible the treatment seemed, a score of M = 6.22 (SD = 2.06) on a scale of 0 10 for confidence in treatment success and a score of M = 6.72 (SD = 2.36) on a scale of 0 10 for confidence in recommending the treatment to a friend.

Neither is it economically sensible: effective treatments exist [22] and, appropriately used, they are likely to be cost-saving in most economies [21, 23].