Sentence examples for description of illness from inspiring English sources

The current article focuses on exploration and description of illness and treatment beliefs.

A clinical description of illness was available for 5 symptomatic patients who experienced a %4 fold rise in B. miyamotoi sensu lato IgG and/or IgM antibody between acute- and convalescent-phase serum samples, as determined by ELISA and confirmatory Western blot assays (Western blot data shown in Figure 2).

He cited a description of dengue "with an almost entire absence of the articular pains"; this description of illness during an 1853 1854 epidemic in Calcutta was from The Science and Practice of Medicine (26 ), an authoritative text authored by William Aitken 44, 27 ).

We describe the construction of a simulation model that uses a more detailed description of illness (represented by changes in both the total and component SOFA scores) and allows the progression of disease to depend upon the duration of illness and the recent history, namely whether the patient is improving, becoming worse, or remaining stable.

It can also uncover unintended effects that a detailed description of illnesses and therapies or potential complications might have on the reader.

Victims and family members had little sympathy for Mr. Kinkel's descriptions of illness.

Where "Good Grief" does have an authentic ring is in its intermittent descriptions of illness and loss.

Your stories have many descriptions of illness, of characters who are older or overweight, contemplating collagen or grappling with gout.

"Memoir of a Debulked Woman: Enduring Ovarian Cancer" is her attempt to share and make sense of her experience — at once a memoir, a review of sobering medical facts, a compilation of cancer reminiscences and of descriptions of illness in literature and art — delivered in a voice that is intelligent, feminist and devastatingly honest.

In a voice both straightforward and brave, she attempts to share and make sense of her frightening experience: this book is at once a memoir, a review of sobering medical facts, and a compilation of cancer reminiscences and descriptions of illness in literature and art.

There have been some descriptions of illness perceptions and related behaviour in LRTI, but few studies have followed-up patients for longer than 3 weeks.