Sentence examples for degree of fever from inspiring English sources
I don't trust myself in this treacherous field unless I am running a degree of fever".
Neither CRP, cell counts nor the degree of fever showed significant differences between sepsis and severe sepsis.
Improvement in the degree of fever and anorexia were noted as early as 24 hrs after the start of treatment in all animals.
Other known side effects of misoprostol, such as nausea, vomiting, and diarrhoea, were infrequent, and rates did not vary by degree of fever.
The Vesikari scale assigns points according to the duration and severity of diarrhoea and vomiting, degree of fever, presence of dehydration, and treatment given (oral or intravenous rehydration).
The degree of fever alone has previously shown to have a low predictive value for the severity of an illness in children [ 1].
But we have little tolerance for even brief overheating: the brain malfunctions with six or seven degrees of fever, and an internal temperature of 110, barely a dozen degrees above normal, is often cited as the upper limit compatible with life.
Clinical presentation of colovesical fistulas includes pneumaturia and fecaluria as the most pathognomonic complaints, along with variable degrees of fever, abdominal pain and weight loss [11, 12].
Several patients in May through July 2002 and 2003 were referred from surrounding county hospitals to our hematology unit with varying degrees of fever and hematologic manifestations.
Whereas the outcomes of a randomized controlled trial can be summarized in a table – containing symbols like degrees of fever, weeks of treatment, positive or negative for outcomes – the 'findings' used in normative research – legal texts, ethical principles – have to be spelled out and explained carefully if the researcher wants to avoid distorting them.
Symptom intensity of redness, swelling and fever was graded by millimeter of reaction and degrees Celsius of fever, respectively, and all other symptoms were graded by the subject using a pre-defined scale.
