Sentence examples for attacks of illness from inspiring English sources

Charles' attacks of illness increased in frequency such that by the end of the 1390s his role was merely ceremonial.

Derby knew that his "attacks of illness would, at no distant period, incapacitate me from the discharge of my public duties"; doctors had warned him that his health required his resignation from office.

Although the King demanded Isabeau's removal from his presence during his attacks of illness, he consistently allowed her the authority to act on his behalf and granted her role of regent to the Dauphin of France (heir apparent), giving her a seat on the regency council, far more power than was usual for a medieval queen.

Further study of diseases associated with mtDNA mutations may lead us to a better understanding of Darwin's illness, in particular of his very diverse symptoms and the manner in which his attacks of illness were precipitated.

It also fits with locally accepted norms relating to the authority of the hospital in dealing with severe attacks of illnesses.

Froissart described the King's bouts of illness as so severe that he was "far out of the way; no medicine could help him", although he had recovered from the first attack of illness within months.

Some years later, after Charles' first attack of illness, tensions mounted between Orléans and the royal uncles Philip the Bold, Duke of Burgundy, John, Duke of Berry, and Louis II, Duke of Bourbon.

Researchers from Harvard and the University of Vancouver found that those who consumed five or six sweet beverages a week were nearly 30% more likely to suffer attacks of the illness than those who drank less than one serving monthly.

The hospital in Manhiça was used as a source of care to manage severe attacks of the illness, but caretakers seemed to be passive with regard to the hospital diagnosis and care.

The attack rate of illness caused by oseltamivir-resistant influenza A viruses (H1N1) in ward 1 was within the range (20% 80%) reported for other facility influenza outbreaks (1, 10, 11 ), indicating effective person-to-person transmission of oseltamivir-resistant influenza A viruses (H1N1).

In a 1996 Gallup poll, sponsored by the American Medical Association, most doctors missed questions about the time of day or night when symptoms and attacks of common illnesses would occur most often or worsen.