Sentence examples for treated out from inspiring English sources

Many patients are even being treated out in the open.

Some people might be put off by the thought of being treated out of hospital.

Fleury is being treated out of town, but the Rangers would not say where and would not disclose the nature of his treatment.

In America, extroverted parents have been known to send their introverted children to psychiatrists to have their introversion "treated" out of them.

Still, advocates said the worst conditions were obscured behind closed doors, and they have circulated photographs that they said revealed how the animals were treated out of sight.

Fewer than 50,000 people are being treated out of nearly 30 million infected with the lethal HIV virus in Africa, and - although Malawi is buying them - most of those are not getting Cipla's drugs.

On Saturday, after a Thanksgiving holiday that treated out-of-town visitors to the appropriate, off-putting dreariness, a "sun break" silhouetted Mount Rainier and later illuminated the snow-capped Olympics.

Residents of certain states have a greater propensity to be treated out-of-state for P&I than many other states.

We investigated whether such a strategy was effective in providing equally effective in-hospital and long-term outcomes for STEMI patients treated by PPCI within normal working hours compared with those treated out-of-hours (OOHs).

When large quantities of magnesium are encountered (magnesium shale, evaporates or brine flow), it is not practical to treat out the contaminant.

Small amplitude bending waves in a thin-flat plate are uncoupled from the in-plane longitudinal and shear waves to separately treat out of-plane vibrations.