Sentence examples for debility in from inspiring English sources

Think of it as an image of debility in a landscape that could not be more depraved.

The treatment of Brucella, a disease which produces abortion in cattle and general debility in man, involved many of their successes.

Thus, if the burden of CKD is not lessened in the coming decades, we can anticipate higher rates of cardiovascular disease, frailty, and debility in the urban Bangladeshi population, even in late middle and early older age.

Smallpox caused debility in many survivors and may have contributed significantly to susceptibility to other diseases; 88 its importance as a contributory cause of death is suggested by the large decline in infant mortality in the early 1800s that coincided with the introduction of vaccination.

Construction of mice in which ATF4, or one or more of its immediate effectors, has been elevated or interrupted in specific cell types, or in which ATF4 pathways can be altered at specific postnatal time points, will also help to clarify the potential role played by ATF4 in postponement of disease and debility in aging animals.

Since then, I've encountered strangers, neighbors and other familiar faces who long cheered Yeager on in that eight month period, themselves now confused and anxious at the first signs of age debilities in their dogs.

Salvia sp. has also been used for a long time in folk medicine as medication against fever, rheumatism, perspiration, sexual debility, and in the treatment of chronic bronchitis, as well as mental and nervous diseases [ 3].

Usually, the illness goes away by itself, but if left untreated, it can progress to extreme debility and, in rare cases, fatal swelling of the brain.

An invaluable remedy in Nervous Debility, Nervous Dyspepsis, Sleeplessness, and in all disordered conditions of the Nervous System".

An Erb's Engram is a common debility that develops in recovering children with Erb's palsy.

Trypanosomiasis has been reported to be a leading cause of debility and abortion in camels (Mukasa-Mugerwa 1981).