Sentence examples for an affection of from inspiring English sources

"My complaint is an affection of the lungs..

Infantile tibia vara is a deformity of abrupt angulation into varus due to an affection of the postromedial aspect of the proximal tibial physis.

Along these lines, Sextus calls indeterminacy an affection of thought (pathos dianoias; PH 1.198), a state that the utterance "all things are indeterminate" aims to capture.

These findings suggest an affection of the pre- and postsynaptic signalling properties in the SAR 10 W/kg exposed group.

In addition, patients with generalized osteoarthritis with an affection of the hip and/or knee will be included.

In seventeen of the thirty-three canes affectioniof of the right pulmonary artery was described, in eleven cases both pulmonary arteries were affected, whereas left pulmonary artery involvement was reported once.

It was an affection born of shared interests and mutual experience.

As a tendency we found an ulnar affection of the hand more often than a radial affection.

In 505 patients we found an isolated affection of one digit, in 614 patients more than one finger was affected.

Rafter's portrait of MacGregor claims his "master passion [was] an extreme affection of dress and fashion".

In our opinion, this fact strongly argues for a primary affection of the lungs as a result of inhalation of the bacteria.