Sentence examples for warranted treatment from inspiring English sources

Infants aged <12 months who warranted treatment with oseltamivir for influenza-like illness were included.

Of the two physicians who recommended delaying treatment one wished to review records of a previous bone density but a chart review determined that the physician never follow up with the patient, while the other physician did not think the patient warranted treatment at this time and suggested the patient follow up with a repeat bone scan in one year.

Therefore, AR targeted therapy might be a warranted treatment option for many BC patients.

In men with localised disease only a minority (20%) had low-risk prostate cancer whereas the majority had intermediate- or high-risk disease that warranted treatment.

A sufferer subgroup of 551 patients who warranted treatment for RLS was identified on the basis of at least twice-weekly symptoms with appreciable negative impact on QOL.

Necrotising enterocolitis (NEC) is associated with poorer growth, cognitive and motor outcomes and is considered proven if the infant warranted treatment which included nil by mouth and antibiotics [ 95, 109].

Do these people have "diseases" that warrant treatment and additional cost to society for health care?

One of the points the article makes is that, while there will always be mild cases of the disorder that probably don't warrant treatment, and severe ones that almost any parent, teacher.

Effective psychoeducation for China's public to help it understand that psychiatric illnesses warrant treatment just like pneumonia is equally important.

"Itching of the scalp or the perception that something is crawling on the head does not warrant treatment for lice," he said.

But when anxiety interferes with a child's ability to lead a normal life — go to school, sleep at a friend's house, learn to swim, cross a street — it morphs into a disorder that often warrants treatment.