Sentence examples for consequent illnesses from inspiring English sources

As disease dynamics have changed and the role of personal behaviors in premature mortality have become more widely recognized, surveys have been implemented to provide state-level data to aid agencies trying to target resources to reduce behavioral risks and their consequent illnesses.

Though wide-eyed, they seem oblivious to what weighs all of us down to earth: infection and consequent illness and death, shared lavishly in the village.

However, these usually life-saving interventions also present those affected with stressful experiences and great demands that not infrequently also trigger consequent psychiatric illnesses.

The literature of veterinary medicine abounds in similar examples: swine eating sprayed cockleburs with consequent severe illness, lambs eating sprayed thistles, bees poisoned by pasturing on mustard that had been sprayed after it came into bloom.

Would a national policy of compulsory flexible working arrangements (e.g. annualised hours) reduce work-related stress and consequent mental illness?

In response: We agree with Dr Collignon's view that using fluoroquinolones in the poultry industry imposes a "needless risk" of harm to humans by promoting the emergence of fluoroquinolone-resistant Campylobacter infections and consequent increased illness in humans (1 ).

It was the feast that prefaced the months of darkness, cold, hunger, claustrophobia and the physical illnesses consequent of all of those.

Muscle strength and power would also be relevant outcomes, because of the muscle wasting consequent to critical illness.

The focus group discussions aimed to generate a degree of community consensus about illness, consequent health care seeking behaviour and decision making.

Consequently, the cascade of different significant factors in the third domain is related to the degree of illness and consequent treatment.

Laboratory investigation of her illness, with consequent recognition of WNV infection, was probably influenced by the fact that she was a relative of a member of staff of NICD; other cases of WNV-induced encephalitis may have been missed.