Sentence examples for acute sicknesses from inspiring English sources

Most of the acute sicknesses were respiratory diseases (42% of all occurrences) and cardiovascular diseases.

Individuals with acute sicknesses in the preceding 30 days are more likely to report using health services and report a substantial increase in utilisation from 2007, with 66% consulting a health care provider in 2010 compared with 57% in 2007.

When, eventually, she was transferred to the RAF, she was still suffering acute sickness.

Infection occurs when an organism is ingested by the host, then grows inside the host and causes acute sickness and, in extreme cases, death.

Skin colour may be an important cue to detect sickness in humans but how skin colour changes with acute sickness is currently unknown.

The announcement was made because she had been suffering from acute sickness - as she had with her first child Prince George, who was born in July 2013.

Arriving at the new study centre at about 13 30 BST, the duke told a well-wisher who sympathised with Catherine's condition that she may be over the worst of the acute sickness in a "few weeks' time".

But when acute sickness turns long-term, this isn't so easy.

gambiense, found in West and Central Africa, causes a chronic infection with slowly evolving symptoms (months to years) whereas T. b. rhodesiense, found in East Africa, is responsible for an acute sickness (weeks to months).

With a few exceptions, acute sickness levels did not vary.

In general, acute sickness behavior resolves in parallel with clearance or control of the infecting agent.