In this case, the model predicts about 1.2 billion eventual influenza illnesses with no vaccination and about 930 million had vaccination been carried out as described above.
Adult patients with clinical deterioration within 24 weeks of initiation of antituberculosis treatment were prospectively evaluated (regardless of severity of illness, eventual diagnosis, or inpatient or outpatient management) to determine the reason for clinical deterioration.
We found that certain gene expression patterns were unique to each pathogen and that other gene changes occurred in response to multiple agents, perhaps relating to the eventual course of illness.
Even in the title cards at the end, it never once mentions Jobs' illness and eventual death.
In one "Letter from New York," Ms. Juliff wrote about the difficult experience of a parent's illness and eventual death while she was living overseas.
By chance, the move has coincided with intense literary interest in her newly finished poems about the illness and eventual loss of Ella after 18 months of life.
Delaunay paints this way right through her husband's long illness and eventual death in 1941, and right up until her own.
Ever since the news got out that school shooter Eric Harris was taking Luvox, an antidepressant, kids' mental illness and eventual mass murder have been linked in the public mind.
It would be a stretch to say Mister Rogers guided the Madigan family through Steve's illness and eventual death, but he certainly helped, as in this conversation, where Madigan tells Steve that Mister Rogers names him in his daily prayers: "Mister Rogers prays for me?" " 'Every morning,' I said.
