Disturbances in sleep patterns are common and may compromise wellbeing even in the short term.
The refusal of all participants in the active arm to take anthelminthic therapy after completion of the trial was not unique to this study [20], [32] and supports the contention that chronic light hookworm infection does not compromise wellbeing, an argument congruous with the trend in the improved lethargy score.
Also, available AEDs and the disease itself have the potential to exert detrimental effects on cognitive function and therefore compromise patient wellbeing.
Moreover, with its determination to lift the quality of our lives, it is unimaginable that this company would compromise the wellbeing of the building's student inhabitants to make a satirical point about facadism.
Escalating water pollution causes not only the deterioration of water quality but it also compromises human wellbeing and the permanence of aquatic ecosystems, economic growth and community affluence (Milovanovic 2007).
Having lost certain income benefits that came in the early years of having HIV, most of them were again struggling to maintain a basic level of economic survival, alongside other realities that compromised their broader wellbeing.
Public wellbeing is compromised and innocent lives pay the price when legislation wrongly incriminates a majority due to the actions of unaccountable and thoughtless individuals.
But when your health and wellbeing becomes compromised, and it's the only thing you think about, you hunker down, you hope... but it's not the life you were expecting.
When service needs were not met, job stress arose and mental wellbeing was compromised.
(Amy, daughter of Ralph) Disengaged behaviours tended to occur where the patient appeared unaware of the people around and, as a result, engaged in behaviour that either compromised their dignity or wellbeing.
