Sentence examples for acute cap from inspiring English sources
Mycena cineroides was named and described as a new species distinct from M. cinerella by Hintikka in 1963, who thought it to be unique due to its narrowly acute cap that lacked brownish or yellowish tones, decurrent gills, and two-spored basidia.
Finally, a meta-analysis was performed to determine whether vitamin D supplementation has a useful role in the treatment of children <5 years old with <span class="lh">acute CAP [ 127].
The authors concluded that there is no evidence to support therapeutic vitamin D supplementation in the management of children <5 years old with <span class="lh">acute CAP.
Quantitative lytA real-time PCR was performed on nasopharyngeal swabs in HIV-infected South African adults hospitalised for acute CAP at Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital, Soweto, South Africa.
Briel et al. enrolled patients with RTI from various causes, including upper respiratory tract infection or acute bronchitis, CAP, or acute exacerbation of COPD [15].
Psilocybe semilanceata is roughly similar in appearance to P. hispanica, but may distinguished by its mycenoid (Mycena-like) appearance and acute umbonate cap.
Acute pancreatitis, CAP, VAP, UTI, IAI and BSI were defined according to standard definitions [ 7- 11].
Briel et al. enrolled patients with RTI from various causes, including upper respiratory tract infection or acute bronchitis, CAP, or acute exacerbation of COPD [ 15].
Therefore, the incidences of acute IPD, CAP and AOM for these children were based on the average incidences in children aged <5 years in Turkey and the ratio of incidences in children aged <5 and 5 9 years in the UK.
The main final proposed diagnoses were CPE including left heart failure, CAP, acute exacerbation of CRD, PE, acute asthma, bronchitis, and other main diagnoses not listed above, and lack of any diagnosis.
Patients had to be > 18 years with a suspected lower respiratory tract infection (i.e. CAP, acute exacerbations of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease [AECOPD], acute bronchitis, asthma exacerbation) as principal diagnosis on admission.
