Sentence examples for treating potential from inspiring English sources

Historically, HIV care has often been portioned off by specialists, adept in HIV care and treating potential opportunistic infections.

We arrive at the same finding regardless of the statistical test we employ or the approach to treating potential outliers in the data.

The costs of giving birth by caesarean section, instrumental vaginal delivery, and spontaneous vaginal delivery include the costs of the mode of delivery plus the costs of treating potential complications in the mother.

The therapeutic implications of these observations are summarised in figure 4 comparing the efficacy of PPIs in treating esophagitis to their efficacy in treating potential GORD syndromes other than oesophagitis.

Because no approved treatments exist for exposure to infectious filoviruses, the rVSV vectors described in the current study merit consideration for treating potential exposures and for further development for human use.

Also, because people would not be sick when treated, potential negative side effects of drugs are especially worrisome.

At least two wards at You'An Hospital have been cleared to screen and treat potential SARS cases, one health worker there said, adding that many are on oxygen and some are assisted with ventilators.

CPR was performed until a team of doctors could attempt to resuscitate him, inserting chest tubes to treat potential injuries and gain vascular access to give the patient what [Dr. David] Schoenfeld described as "massive blood transfusions".

The criminal ban on child pornography that Rachel Aviv discusses in her piece on how to treat potential pedophiles is not for the purpose of punishing pedophilia ("The Science of Sex Abuse," January 14th).

Take the example of Williams, an Oklahoma-based energy company that delayed releasing its final 2001 results while it worked out exactly how to treat potential liabilities related to its telecoms unit.

The group said: "Others in the past have not been so fortunate, but we hope that this landmarks a fresh approach to similar cases in the future and recommend that authorities be properly trained on how to treat potential victims of crime".