Sentence examples for that could be treated from inspiring English sources

I figured it was some kind of headache" that could be treated with medication.

At least one-third of afflicted infants have problems that could be treated with replacement valves, Dr. Hoerstrup said.

A suicide is often motivated by despair, hopelessness, mental health problems or other concerns that could be treated or resolved.

And around double the number of people die from injuries that could be treated by surgery than die from HIV/Aids, tuberculosis and malaria combined.

Mark Linder, Brooklyn You responded honorably to something that could be treated and from which your mother could be expected to recover.

In 1995, the department made sweeping changes to shorten or eliminate hospital stays for injuries and illnesses that could be treated at doctors' offices or outpatient centers.

For much of the early 20th century, migraine was thought to be a vascular condition, something that could be treated by restricting blood vessels.

The findings suggest that the trouble caused by some dogs when they are left alone may reflect deeper emotional problems that could be treated with behavioural therapy.

He believed it was an illness that could be treated or prevented through psychotherapy -- a view that has since been discredited.

"So far about half had concurrent physical problems that could be treated: asthma, migraine headaches, depression, seizure disorders, ovarian cysts and endometriosis," a problem with the uterine lining.

The inclusion criteria were (1) condylar OC of exogenous type; (2) a mass that could be treated only via transzygomatic approach, as assessed using computer-assisted preoperative planning.