Sentence examples for amount of illnesses from inspiring English sources

Differences between female caregivers and control group appear in the amount of illnesses, health consultations, psychological distress, anxiety, depression level and perceived social support.

The issue is that the Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) has only approved a small amount of illnesses that would meet the requirements for taking medical marijuana.

This is making a very big difference in the amount of illnesses and deaths in the area".

For Analyses 2 and 3 (MRC Rasch after pooling data and MRC sum score in Guillain Barré syndrome/CIDP), the factors studied included (i) age category: 1, <40 years; 2, 40 59 years; 3, ≥60 years; (ii) gender: 0, female; 1, male; and (iii) type of disease: depending on the amount of illnesses being pooled together, each illness received a separate code.

Hospital admission reflects not only the amount of illness in a community but also the ability of the community to cope with that illness.

But it is hard to believe that this increased rate is not at least in part due to a true increase in the amount of illness.

The loss of the versatile Cueto, even so, would be an untimely blow for England, who have already endured a fair amount of illness-related disruption during the championship.

The repertory looked better on stage than on paper and a clever Band-Aid approach kept performances at a high standard despite an inordinate amount of illness and injury among the dancers.

Leighton expected to see a tremendous amount of illness and mental trauma — the conditions in the camp were terrible — but the internees, though they were suffering, proved to be startlingly resilient.

Dennis T. Avery, director of global food issues for the Hudson Institute, a conservative research group, looked at outbreaks of foodborne illness traced by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in 1996 and concluded that organic produce caused a disproportionate amount of illness considering its small share of the market.

She is incompetent, foolish, and no good in a sickroom – "coming into the room with an elaborate caution, calculated to discompose the nerves of an invalid rather more than the entry of a horse-soldier at full gallop" – very unhelpful given the amount of illness and nursing occurring in the oeuvre.