Sentence examples for while confronted with from inspiring English sources

While confronted with severely septic patients, in these endemic facilities, it is often challenging for physicians to tailor the most suitable empiric regimen to patients, when Enterobacteriaceae bloodstream infection (BSI) is suspected [ 3].

Secondly, candidates were supposed to request additional information, e.g. laboratory tests, and to design examination or treatment schemes while confronted with seven realistic distracting tasks, e.g. questions from nurses (3 hours), and thirdly, candidates reported their differential diagnoses and management proposals for each patient to their supervising physicians (30 minutes).

I think that many people believe fast food is the worst possible food to eat, but every once in a while I'm confronted with a nagging question: How do you know fast food's bad for you?

Algorithms developed by Dr. Hirschberg and colleagues have been able to spot a liar 70 percent of the time in test situations, while people confronted with the same evidence had only 57 percent accuracy, Dr. Hirschberg said.

Abramović remained silent and still, enduring thirst, hunger, and back pain (and speculation as to how, exactly, she was or was not peeing), while visitors, confronted with her placid gaze, variously wept, vomited, stripped naked, and proposed marriage.

Furthermore, the SES allowed the EU food policy maker to play its policy role in realistic new circumstances while being confronted with the behaviour of its main stakeholders (industry and consumers) under the different constraints created by the contrasting scenarios.

While students confronted with suspicions of cheating are likely to proffer a vehement denial as to purchasing or reusing the work of others, in many of these interviews students seemed somewhat relieved to admit to what they had done.

This combination of doubling (through lack of separation between combat and family life) while being confronted with images of combat (including deaths of people not clearly combatants) has contributed to post-traumatic symptoms observed by researchers.

While students are confronted with more demanding curricula, they are also in a new space separated from the support networks they are familiar with.

While I was confronted with the staggering devastation of this disease which was decimating an entire generation, I was also moved by the hope and resilience of the young people who were fighting back.

Craig Silverman, who bird-dogs news practices for the Poynter Institute, calls it "Journalism's Summer of Sin," and chronicled the cascade of cases where writers either made things up or stole work from others, while their bosses, confronted with the evidence, waffled.