Sentence examples for an uncomplicated case from inspiring English sources

I won't pretend that The Killer Inside Me presents an uncomplicated case.

According to the NHS, the cost of treating an uncomplicated case of TB can be as low as £2,000 but can exceed £50,000 for complex or drug resistant cases.

It is possible that the guidelines of the Dutch College of General Practitioners (NHG which state that patients with an uncomplicated case of AGE can be dealt with by phone consultation (http://nhg.artsennet.nl)—may dissuade patients from seeking medical assistance and, thus, explain the low incidence of AGE found in The Netherlands.

For instance, in one CSCOM in Bamako, under the free healthcare system the average cost of a prescription for treating an uncomplicated case of malaria was XOF 2,280 and for a severe case, XOF 4,337-only about XOF 1,000 and 1,500 less, respectively, than for cases that did not qualify for free treatment (for example, children five years and older).

An uncomplicated case of human granulocytic anaplasmosis was seen in August 2008 in a 32-year-old US woman tourist to the Netherlands.

Other studies have reported 0.6 to 3.7 working days missed for any uncomplicated case of varicella [ 11, 33, 34].

Because of its single origin and limited geneflow with wild relatives, maize provides a relatively uncomplicated case compared with other crops and is therefore particularly suited to evaluate our approach.

Shih et al. analyzed the complete sequence of two selected EV71 strains (15 ), one from a fatal case and the other from an uncomplicated HFMD case.

In the uncomplicated case, there is a gradual change in the signal characteristics of the repair tissue over time to resemble those of normal articular cartilage [ 62, 72] (Fig.  12).

In discounted 2011 US dollars, this represents $11 per uncomplicated case averted and $1,482 per death averted.

Although the genetic identity of EV71 in the fatal case and the uncomplicated case was highly similar, their clinical outcomes were contrary.