Sentence examples for treatment through a from inspiring English sources

He is at an undisclosed location seeking treatment through a program set up by the N.H.L. players association.

He says Ibex has started "regularising the medical card issues" and that in the meantime if anybody is unwell the firm provides treatment through a private clinic.

Members of the Delta Privilege loyalty program get special treatment through a service called "I'm on My Way," said Susana Petti, a spokeswoman.

Significantly, much of Mr. Romney's capital gains income achieved this treatment through a special tax loophole called carried interest.

The city sent a letter encouraging her to seek further treatment through a public program that would allow the Zadroga money to cover her out-of-pocket expenses, but she prefers her own therapist.

He is remembered as one of the architects of the NHS Plan in 2000, which used sustained above-inflation investment to tackle concern about waiting-lists and improve treatment through a huge expansion in the number of staff the NHS employed and quality of care.

At his hearing, the court found him incompetent to stand trial and ordered him to go into treatment through an outpatient program.

Groups of mice that received two injections of virions received the treatment through an internal cannula fixed to the guide and a connector linked to an automatic pump.

Our findings suggest that reducing resistance to treatment, through an educational program for patients with diabetes, is associated with a better disease control.

These results suggest that AEtLP improves constipation induced by Lop treatment through an increase in crypt layer and stimulation of lipid droplet secretions.

An example of conceptual equivalence was found in the concept of receiving "treatment through an IV" and "taking medicine by mouth," which was foreign to UK, French and German patients, as they are not commonly treated with medication when thrombocytopenic.