Sentence examples for tract from inspiring English sources

And as many people with respiratory tract infections don't need antibiotics in the first place, because the infection is not actually caused by bacteria, stopping them is perfectly safe.

Doctors vary in the length of antibiotic regimes they prescribe, with five-day courses for urinary tract infection still being used even though the evidence shows that two to three days is sufficient for an uncomplicated infection.

Risks of rectal feeding and rehydration include damage to the rectum and colon, triggering bowels to empty, food rotting inside the recipient's digestive tract, and an inflamed or prolapsed rectum from carless insertion of the feeding tube.

Nick Martlew, senior conflict and humanitarian advocacy adviser at Save the Children, said: "We're already seeing an impact on children's health, with increasing numbers suffering from conditions such as diarrhoea, hepatitis A and upper respiratory tract infections – all of which can be deadly if left untreated.

3 Run the tip of a small sharp knife along the back of the prawn and pull out the intestinal tract if dark and visible, but this is not always essential.

It has also been used successfully to address a high incidence of urinary tract infections (UTI) in their locality.

However ketamine use is also associated with serious side effects, including urinary tract and bladder damage.

A simple urinary tract infection might jump to the blood, and then the area around the brain".

The pre-election sense here was of an incomprehensibly large sum somehow being wrung out of a vast and vague tract of spending.

Aerial views of the block identified by authorities as the shooting site showed a suburban tract of dozens of two-story homes compactly arrayed several miles west-northwest of Houston's downtown.

The Obama administration said it would grant Shell leases to drill for more oil in the Arctic, and they auctioned off a vast new tract of federal coal land at giveaway prices – even though it's the carbon in that coal and oil that drives the droughts and fires.