Sentence examples for treated quicker from inspiring English sources

"It was recognized quicker, treated quicker and therefore had less chance to spread within teams".

I flannelled, then offered: "If Derbyshire people can be treated nearer home, they'll come off those lists and your own constituents will be treated quicker".

Not only does this mean the sickest children are identified earlier and subsequently get treated quicker, it also means they can get better and can leave hospital much sooner.

Because of this patient generally are treated quicker than in the place-oriented system.

Again, patients with no symptoms (detected by screening) were treated quickest, but excluding them, treatment was quicker for patients with more symptoms.

For the same severity and a given number of treated patients, treating quicker is more costly.

Treating quick, cheap modern buildings as permanent presences requires a lot of rethinking on the part of preservationists.

The question in reality is whether people should be able to choose to go somewhere else if their local hospital has a long waiting list and they can be treated elsewhere quicker in the NHS.

But the announcement that "there is a Katrina brewing in your neighborhood" signals a widening of the play's focus, and ultimately a diminution of its effectiveness, as we are treated to quick comic bits or more serious diatribes about gun control, the health care system, global warming and anything else you'd care to name.

At the end of curing period, the unsoaked CBR of the untreated soil and those treated with quick and hydrated limes was measured.

During an investigation last year, the BBC spoke to two people who were angry at the way they had been treated by quick sale companies.