Sentence examples for considered suffering from from inspiring English sources

Cases 1 3 were considered suffering from occipital neuralgia and nervus intermedius neuralgia, although not always simultaneously.

According to medical charts at Kalmar County Hospital, seven of these 36 patients were not considered suffering from ongoing LNB.

Women with an EPDS score ≥ 12 and who met criteria for a major depressive episode were considered suffering from a PPD.

"Japanese women consider suffering a virtue".

Forty-two patients have been considered as suffering from pMOH, 35 patients suffered from migraine without medication overuse.

First, given the cross-sectional nature of the study, reverse causality must be considered: participants suffering from memory impairment could have consumed less of these compounds via water and food sources, though this is not a likely explanation, given the consistency of the association across various PFAAs which have substantially different routes of exposure.

After being interviewed by the neurologists, 42 patients (55%) have been considered as suffering from probable MOH, 35 patient having migraine without medication overuse.

Children were considered as suffering from a mild clinical malaria attack when axillary temperature was greater or equal to 37.5°C (or reported history of fever between two systematic surveys) with a PD above 2500 trophozoites/µL.

The tumour population was considered as suffering from resistance as a whole, when for one therapeutic dose all ratios were higher than 50% or when 5 of the total of 9 combinations were higher than 50%.

From Table  1, and using the Berlin definition, [ 31], Patient C would be considered as suffering from mild ARDS (baseline PaO2/FIO2 was equal 261 mmHg), Patient D as suffering from moderate ARDS (baseline PaO2/FIO2 was equal to 138 mmHg) and Patient E suffering from severe ARDS (baseline PaO2/FIO2 was equal to 65 mmHg).

Therefore, the approach described by Savona-Ventura et al. maybe more suitable to the circum-Mediterranean population that "women with a FPG >5.1 mmol/L are considered as suffering from GDM in line with the International Association of the Diabetes and Pregnancy Study Groups (IADPSG) criteria of diagnosis (accounting for 73.9% of GDM cases and 9.8% of NGT women)" (3).