Sentence examples for With immobility from inspiring English sources

But thanks to advances in medicine and overall living conditions, many more people are reaching those ages, Dr. Lachs writes: "Today millions of people have survived long enough to keep a date with immobility".

The gothic, with all its buried secrets and untimely returns, has a strong tradition of swooning, and the figure of the vampire is particularly associated with immobility: the vampire mesmerises his victims into a semi-pleasurable, half-conscious state of semi-consciousness.

Conclusion: The controversy over whether young healthy women should discontinue oral contraceptive use before major surgical procedures that are associated with immobility is reflected by a lack of consensus among gynecologists in Canada.

Anxiety levels showed significant positive correlations with immobility in the forced-swim test both for the whole sample (r = 0.30, p<0.05) and for the BLA/Vh group (r = 0.79, p<0.01).

Once the lights came on in the Novel Environment Test, we recorded the bird's latency to move (Lat(move)), with immobility defined as staying in one location without moving with both its feet, flying, ruffling the feathers, stretching wings, or wiping the bill, allowing only head movements; we could not exclude the latter because of the angle and resolution of the video image.

Hospital stay with immobility, stroke, heart failure, respiratory failure, sepsis or inflammation, increase the risk considerably.

Qualitative comments (from 47) highlighted a belief that additional practical help with difficulties associated with patient immobility would have been welcome both in the form of more people being available, extra 'pairs of hands', and visits being more frequent : Let me say initially that this service was a Godsend to me.

Loss of muscle or bone mass occurs with ageing, immobility and in association with a variety of systemic diseases.

Further contributors included anorexia nervosa in 2 women, documented hypogonadism in one men, pulmonary diseases in 5 patients (chronic obstructive lung disease and asthma), alcohol abuse in 4 men, inflammatory rheumatic diseases in 3 patients (2 with rheumatoid arthritis and 1 with giant cell arteritis) and 3 with severe immobility.

Most of the genes recorded in the investigated region have no known association with tonic immobility (Additional file 4: Table S2), with the notable exception of the Dystrophin gene (Q9PTS7_CHICK or DMD).

Before the performance started, he stood with the immobility of an honor guard, declining to acknowledge the audience.