Rather, the physicians did not consider the correct diagnosis in the first place.

All these are factors the woman and her responsible physician necessarily will consider in consultation.

This is often a judgment call, based in part on what the physician or the patient considers too long a labor.

If the physician does not consider these factors in writing a prescription, there is a greater chance of adverse effects.

If physicians only consider "progestins," the statement above makes sense.

Many physicians do not consider that a patient has high blood pressure until the diastolic reading is 95 or higher.

Charity work would scarcely allow her to earn much of a living, which was why most male physicians wouldn't even consider it.

In such treatment, after a thorough history and examination, a physician will consider all options.

Many physicians did not consider the costs, which were often routinely covered by insurance.

Some physicians consider it a real entity that has specific diagnostic criteria.