Sentence examples for existence of illness from inspiring English sources

He does not believe in germs or the existence of illness, which they consider a dreamlike state.

Clinical observers identify denial of the severity or existence of illness as common to both bipolar disorder and addiction.

The existence of illness and domestic violence among women in the mining community promotes a less positive perception of HRQOL.

A recent study showed a high prevalence of celiac illness among patients with an initial diagnosis of LNP, suggesting that lactose intolerance can be the first manifestation of celiac illness; the authors recommend considering the existence of celiac illness in all patients with LNP before recommending a lactose-free diet for life.

A special level of hell exists in Dante's Inferno where a person suffers the existence of perpetual illness during a rainy day on Martha's Vineyard.

It recognizes the existence of evil — illness — that is in many ways beyond our control.

So does the late 19th-century German Emil Kraepelin, the important psychiatric observer and classifier who first noted the existence of cyclic illness (what we now call bipolar disorder).

Marvin F. Milich, a lawyer for the board, wrote to the State Division of Human Rights, which is handling the case, that Mr. Netupsky had failed to establish the existence of an illness requiring a pet as a cure.

This time, its two best-known participants, Thomas Szasz and Kate Millett, were both from the US, but they ended up at loggerheads over the existence of mental illness, and what to do about it.

Exclusion factors were the existence of systemic illness, immunosuppressive treatment, or previous ocular surgery.

The existence of another illness or concomitant syndrome to the malignant neoplasm was established as an exclusion criterion.