Sentence examples for data sequelae from inspiring English sources

According to our data, sequelae are clearly substantial and provide another reason for trying to reduce the incidence of acute gastrointestinal infection worldwide.

Furthermore, the sequelae data that exist are less recent than information on diabetes prevalence.

Clinical data on the sequelae of rhBMP-2 implantation in close proximity to the lumbosacral plexus during LLIF remains to be understood.

The authors show a large body of data regarding biomechanical sequelae of shoulder balance, gait, joint limitation and instabilities, and chronic deteriorations following reconstruction using skin-muscle flaps.

The cost by sequelae data came from previously published work by McAdam-Marx et al. 17 The healthcare costs among chronic HCV individuals in F0-F3 stages were adjusted for the proportion not under care (see Supporting Appendix D).

9, 10 Such effects are often labeled neurotoxicity, although given that actual cell atrophy cannot be inferred from structural neuroimaging data or cognitive sequelae, it is more conservative to regard them as neuroadaptive changes.

In conclusion, current data indicate that sequelae can be predicted by a combination of seizures, absence of hemorrhagic rash, low CSF glucose, high CSF protein and a positive blood culture.

Health care professional time ranged from a mean of 17 minutes to 32 minutes, depending on the clinical sequela (data not shown).

However, reliable seroprevalence data of Campylobacter-associated sequelae has not been established.

Findings from the questionnaire study [ 11] provided current generalizable quantitative data on the physical sequelae that may be expected in the 35 days following biopsy.

These data demonstrate distinct immunologic sequela apparent in very early infection that may distinguish immune responses in macaques that sustain plasma viremia from those that eventually control viral replication.