Sentence examples for debilitated as from inspiring English sources

Moreover, cancer patients in their final months or weeks of life are often quite debilitated as a result of their illness, side effects of treatment and also of any medications that may be ordered as part of palliative care.

Once deer were enrolled in the study, they were not euthanized unless they became severely debilitated as a result of prion infection or other health problems.

Other older patients become debilitated as a result of the cytopenias caused by MDS.

The Syrian military said it would use Palmyra as the staging ground for just such a campaign, but it remains to be seen whether it has the manpower to attempt such a large-scale effort, debilitated as it is by five years of civil conflict.

Nevertheless, in clinical environments S. maltophilia constitutes an emerging opportunistic pathogen responsible for a wide array of nosocomial infections, such as pneumonia, bloodstream and urinary tract infections, endocarditis, and meningitis among immunocompromised or debilitated patients as well as among patients with cystic fibrosis (Looney et al. 2009).

With the party now much weaker, its bills especially the enabling legislation needed for its "total plan" for restoring the debilitated financial system, as well as the coming budget and proposed tax cuts—are likely to be held hostage in the upper house by an opposition that smells blood.

It also has a calming effect that protects the system against exhaustion in traumatic shock, internal hemorrhage, congestive heart failure, and debilitated conditions (as certain forms of typhoid fever).

Russell Miller posits in Bare-faced Messiah that it was important for Hubbard to be found in a debilitated condition, so as to present OT III as "a research accomplishment of immense magnitude".

Financial and other pressures currently exist to declare some people as so debilitated that they should no longer be considered persons whose lives are worth living.

This bacterium was also increasingly described as an important nosocomial pathogen in debilitated and immunodeficient patients [9], [10], as well as associated with a broad spectrum of clinical syndromes, e.g. bacteraemia, endocarditis, respiratory tract infections [11].

"Coquettishly, he hid it in a 'Digression' that in its turn was part of the unrestrained digression that is Degas Danse Dessin … It remains an ever-more-urgent desideratum in an intellectually debilitated epoch such as the present".