Sentence examples for a study of illness from inspiring English sources

During the next couple of years, she published her dissertation, a study of illness and healing practices on the Indonesian island of Lombok.

A study of illness caused by known chemical agents, with estimates of the proportion that include acute gastroenteritis and that are foodborne, could help improve these estimates.

Subjects were originally recruited into a study of respiratory illness in a sample of 52 mills that spun coarse (39 mills), medium (11 mills) or fine (2 mills) cotton.

This finding was similar to the protective effect of diet variability observed in a case control study of illness caused by Escherichia coli O157 H7 133 ).

Second, influenza-like illness ICD-9-CM codes were used to identify the study population because the patients initially were included in a study of influenza-like illness and MRSA pneumonia, thus this cohort may be subject to selection bias.

Broyard spent much of the time before his death, fourteen months later, making a study of the literature of illness and death, and publishing a number of essays on the subject.

Opposite, a study of the aetiology of illness in suspected severe sepsis found that 18% of the patients had noninfectious diagnoses mimicking sepsis [ 20].

A case-control study of illness rates was conducted after an extensive Anabaena circinalis-dominant bloom along South Australia's Murray River in the summer of 1991 1992 [ 89].

To further our knowledge of the epidemiology of the North American Tacaribe serocomplex viruses, we tested serum samples from hospitalized persons in a study of thrombocytopenic febrile illnesses that mimicked hantavirus pulmonary syndrome for IgG against arenaviruses.

In a study of psychotic Bipolar spectrum illness it might be important to distinguish between cases in which psychotic features were a prominent, recurrent feature of illness (rather than an occasional relatively minor feature).

The idea for the Positive Life Skills (PLS) workshop emerged from the results of a study of adjustment to chronic illness among HIV-infected women, guided by the cognitive appraisal model of stress and coping.