Sentence examples for debility of the from inspiring English sources

Kaidanov intensified the debility of the e6 square by advancing with 10 d5, threatening 11 Nd4 and 12 Ne6.

Skeletal muscle is the end organ most affected by PAD, leading to ischemic myopathy and debility of the patient.

The first clinical description was provided by the English physician Michael Underwood in 1789, where he refers to polio as "a debility of the lower extremities".

Tick levels in the Serengeti ecosystem during the 1993 4 and 2001 droughts were at unusually high levels due to the general debility of the herbivores and to pasture management in the Crater[9].

did not reproduce the results of Charlton et al. [ 28] who showed that bilirubin and INR are predictors of posttransplant mortality and suggested that these 2 variables reflect general debility of the recipient.

Due to the heterogeneity of the pathology, the diagnosis is made in the middle or late adulthood when the morphology and functional debility of the heart have already progressed [ 6].

These studies pioneered a growing awareness of the power and continuity of the aristocratic yangban, the burdens and debilities of the commoner peasant population, and the importance of hereditary slavery in both the Koryo and Choson dynasties.

His claim that the political significance of the Jews throughout the political spectrum was a testimony to the debility of European culture and to the approaching crisis was greeted by National-Socialist authors.

The death of Aetius in 454 and the growing debility of a western imperial government hamstrung by the loss of Africa to the Vandals created a power vacuum in Gaul.

It's not only the debility of age.

By 1849, the newly formed American Medical Association was describing black cohosh as useful for "the debility of females attendant upon uterine disorder".