Sentence examples for which is treatable from inspiring English sources

The plague still with us — which is treatable with modern antibiotics — lacks its medieval virulence because the conditions we live in are not medieval.

"Animals are often euthanized for kennel cough, which is treatable for like 10 bucks, and most of them get kennel cough right away," explained Rachel Hirschfeld, a founder of the New York County Lawyers Association's Animal Law Committee.

This is now considered advanced Stage 4 metastatic breast cancer, which is treatable, but not curable as of today.

The move follows campaigning around 12-year-old Billy Caldwell, who has a life-threatening form of epilepsy which is treatable with a cannabis oil that was previously banned.

A number of prominent neurologists now believe it helps to look at the brain, especially to rule out seizure disorder, which can often produce autistic symptoms, and which is treatable.

Ricin, derived from castor beans, can be much deadlier than anthrax, which is treatable with antibiotics, According to the Centers for Disease Control, if ricin is inhaled -- as would be the case with powder in a letter -- it can be deadly.

Studies suggest that patients who develop malignancies associated with systemic IS therapy have tumours such as NMSC or lymphomas, which are treatable and may not directly increase mortality; however, they may have a significant impact on morbidity and the patient's quality of life [7, 48, 54].

I have not yet seen a podiatrist, but from Internet research it seems to be either a cyst or an inflamed nerve, both of which are treatable with shots or surgery.

Much interest has been devoted to IBV problems for nonlinear PDEs which are treatable by the inverse scattering transform method, such as the nonlinear Schrödinger equation (NLS), the Korteweg-de Vries equation (KdV), and the Sine-Gordon equation [1 8].

Most emergency types could be treated 24/7 in sampled EDs (Table 3), with the notable exception of dental emergencies, which were treatable 24/7 in only 3%% of EDs (95 % CI, 0 11 %).

Endocrine investigations may identify diabetes mellitus, hypothyroidism, or growth hormone deficiency, all of which are treatable.