Sentence examples for developed weakness from inspiring English sources

The fever resolved four days after she entered a hospital, but she then developed weakness in her legs.

The patient had the right story for this diagnosis: she had eaten some home-canned foods and then developed weakness that started at her face and moved down.

Later, he became disoriented, confused and developed weakness of his left upper and lower limbs along with slurring of speech and difficulty in swallowing.

Kupfer et al. [31] 28 Prospective Cohort Y 1/5 Y N 50% of patient without sepsis or multi-organ failure with more than 6 hours of NMBA infusion developed weakness.

During his disease, he developed weakness of the legs, clumsiness of the hands, numbness, dizziness, bladder disturbances, and erectile dysfunction.

The noxious odours have been associated with nausea and headaches, as well as with contact dermatitis reported in both humans and sheep, who also developed weakness and paralysis.

When sufficient gliders had arrived in North Africa, however, they were not all usable even in training; on 16 June, most of the gliders were grounded for repairs, and on 30 June, large numbers of them had developed weaknesses in their tail-wiring, necessitating another grounding period of three days.

In general, patients with congenital myasthenic syndromes (CMSs) can develop arthrogryposis in utero, be floppy or intermittently weak from birth, or develop weakness later on.

More than 730,000 Americans enter a hospital for stroke each year, and 85percentt of the 566,000 survivors develop weakness or partial paralysis on one side of their body, the report this week in The Journal of the American Medical Association said.

Sir Anthony's poor health-and no one need doubt that he has not been up to the mark physically for some time-has been accompanied by a developing weakness in the Government.

▪ "He leaned more and more … I guess he was developing weakness in his legs".