Sentence examples for a raised temperature from inspiring English sources

Alice has a raised temperature, a raised heart rate and cries whenever she's moved.

Huge numbers of people arrive at UK airports every day, and many have a raised temperature after a long journey.

To be on the safe side, clinicians may prescribe antibiotics if symptoms such as a raised temperature or redness occur.

According to UK government advice, you don't need to treat a raised temperature at all, unless the child appears distressed.

Amber Vinson, a 29-year-old nurse who also treated Duncan at Texas Health Presbyterian, travels on a commercial flight from Cleveland to Dallas with a raised temperature.

A raised temperature can be the first sign of Ebola, and Cafferkey went on to develop one of the worst cases on record for people treated in the west.

Asked why Cafferkey was allowed to fly, Davies said: "She was cleared to travel because she did not have a significantly raised temperature.

Other symptoms include a runny nose, raised temperature and vomiting after coughing.

Fever in children presenting with coma is usually intermittent, and absence of raised temperature or a subjective history of fever at admission does not necessarily mean that there was not any occurrence of fever during the illness.

Previous studies [ 11, 12] have demonstrated that areas of raised temperature on an animal's hoof can be detected.

Although studies in rodents clearly show that raised temperature leads to an increase in infarct volume after experimental cerebral ischaemia [ 15], there are no comparable data to confirm that raised temperature causes a worse outcome in patients with stroke or severe head injury.