Sentence examples similar to days of inability from inspiring English sources

Study entry was the first 4-week visit at/after 48 consecutive weeks on first-line ART (allowing interruptions of <31 days, usually because of inability to visit the clinic).

will immediately trigger the ICD to attempt communication with the Home Monitor (with repeated attempts every 3 h during 3 days in case of inability to establish communication, and then by audible alerts).

However, differences between case-patients and controls in other areas of lost productivity, such as missed days of work and inability to complete regular activities, were not significant.

Losses were mainly due to absences on the days of intervention, or inability or failure to return the study questionnaires in time.

aχ2 test was run; b t test was run Burden of disease for both diseases is measured by the items of MIDAS and ODI and further aspects with the frequency of pain days, days with inability to work and days with reduced functioning at work as well as in social life and household (Table 2).

Although our data do not permit a definitive assignment to be made of the progenitor cell(s) from which polyps develop after LKB1 deletion, the rapid turnover of mature L cells (4 5 days) and inability of these cells to divide (Petersen et al., 2014) would seem to make these less likely candidates as the immediate precursor.

Similar findings have been reported in septic patients who were further tested after a mean time of six days because of an inability to decrease vasopressor support and who displayed low cortisol values with a similar range to those in the study of Wu and colleagues.

Additional factors that prevented participation were: 1) anticipated infant discharge within less than 10 days, 2) inability of the mother to meet the visitation goal of 4 times/week, 3) inability of the family to participate in post-discharge follow-up, 4) prior enrollment of the mother and/or infant in a competing study, 5) withholding of approval by attending physician, 6) infant death.

○ Surgical intervention: anastomotic leakage, bleeding, sepsis, intra-abdominal abscesses, burst abdomen, pneumonia, severe wound infection (requiring prolonged hospital stay), severe delayed gastric emptying (requiring > 10 days of nasogastric intubation or inability to tolerate solid diet on or after the 14th postoperative day), any relaparotomy for other reasons.

Common reasons for DAMA include a parent's perception that the child is well, financial constraints, inconvenience of hospitalization (lost days at work, inability to care for other children), dissatisfaction of management (medical staff dissatisfaction), preference for traditional forms of treatment, and hopelessness of the clinical situation [ 4- 8].

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