Sentence examples for condition likely to from inspiring English sources
"But given the numbers of people suffering symptoms now, and the latency of the condition likely to result in increasing numbers, there would seem to be a determination to avoid admitting there is a problem".
Nine out of 10 care homes and hospitals in England have aspects of care for people with dementia that are variable or poor, making those with the condition likely to receive substandard treatment at some point, according to an important review by the NHS regulator.
The CPPD program is available to individuals with severe (preventing the individual from working regularly) and prolonged (a long-term condition or condition likely to result in death) disabilities.
Whereas mums-to-be who are in good enough condition to carry and care for a fawn, but not in the peak condition likely to yield a future king of the forest, tend to have daughters.
AF is a heterogeneous condition likely to represent a number of underlying pathologies and a lack of aetiological classification may have hindered the quest for improved diagnostic markers.
SpO2 measurement may be particularly useful in the care patients with advanced lung cancer, leading to early detection and appropriate management of hypoxemia, a condition likely to occur in this clinical setting [ 9].
The report by the labor agency said the problems had exposed firefighters to conditions "likely to cause serious injury or death".
With market conditions likely to remain tough and highly competitive in both France and Southern Europe we are concerned that cost savings will not be enough to offset falling sales.
The UN's food arm, the Food and Agriculture Organisation FAOO), said famine is likely to spread across all regions of Somalia's south in the next four to six weeks, with famine conditions likely to last until December.
The Met Office warned people to be aware of the risk posed by the freezing fog, with driving conditions likely to be difficult and more delays to air travel possible.
With health conditions likely to worsen in most of the country outside Pyongyang, Dr. Brundtland said she had asked the South Korean president, Kim Dae Jung, to provide additional medical aid.
