Sentence examples for a complex ill from inspiring English sources

Crucially, this obviates the need for a complex (ill posed) transformation of efference copy from intrinsic to extrinsic frames (Feldman 2008).

The Ligurian Alps (Italy) straddle a complex and ill-defined tectonic transition that accommodates Eurasia Adria shortening driving concurrent growth of the western Alps and northern Apennines.

As a result, forming a conclusion about his future behavior will be quite difficult and the treatment of cholesterol may in his view be a complex and ill-structured problem (which it might also be in experts' view [ 4]).

The Balcombes' reasons for leaving the island that year were complex – ill-health was part of it, but also the ruthless pressure of the governor.

Although the demise of Soviet-style communism and the subsequent collapse of the Soviet Union brought profound political and economic changes, including the beginnings of the formation of a large middle class, for much of the postcommunist era Russians had to endure a generally weak economy, high inflation, and a complex of social ills that served to lower life expectancy significantly.

Introduction: Impact of Beta-Blockers (BB) on hemodynamics in sepsis remains a complex issue in critically ill.

Pelvic pain, also known as bladder pain syndrome (BPS) or interstitial cystitis, is a complex condition with an ill-defined pathogenesis [37].

The ESPEN SIG and Cachexia Consensus Working Group have defined cachexia as a complex metabolic syndrome in chronically ill patients, associated with loss of muscle mass with or without loss of fatty tissue [32, 37].

Acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) is a complex syndrome occurring in critically ill patients and is characterized as acute inflammation and infection caused by direct and indirect injury to the lung.

On the other side, critical conditions found during sepsis or acute respiratory failure induce a complex immune response making severely ill patients prone to secondary ICU-acquired infections, such as ventilator-associated pneumonia (VAP) [3].

Nutritional support in the acutely ill is a complex subject.