Sentence examples for extent of morbidity from inspiring English sources

We evaluated the protective efficacy of rBCG by assessing the following: (a) the extent to which it limited growth of virulent strain of Mtb in the lungs and spleen of mice, (b) the extent of morbidity based on histopathological observations of disease in the lungs, and (c) the additional time (days) mice survived as a result of receiving rBCG.

Yet, few common features have been found to predict the extent of morbidity or mortality (Lesbarrères et al. 2012).

Considering the extent of morbidity and mortality caused by previous pandemics and the growing threat of an imminent human outbreak of the avian influenza strain H5N1, identification of effective mitigation strategies is a major global public health priority.

The very question of financial constraints becomes a political and societal value question in the context of the extent of morbidity and mortality being faced in Southern Africa as a consequence of HIV.

A feasible approach to overcome the limitations of this analysis and definitively assess the extent of morbidity and risk factors pertaining to long-term sequelae in survivors of child and adolescent meningioma would be to establish a central registry with standardized international reporting of morbidity data.

The results of this study show that psychiatric morbidity in asylum seekers in the first two years of the asylum procedure is high and that the extent of psychiatric morbidity does not differ between those who have very recently arrived and those who have been in the country for one to two years.

However, the extent of this morbidity is currently unknown.

The extent of postnatal morbidity in vaginal delivery and caesarean section has increasingly been recognized in recent years [ 1].

The primary aim of this study was to assess the extent of psychiatric morbidity among adolescents (aged 14 to 18 years) after the bombing.

However, large prospective long-term cohort studies following patients with pSLE into adulthood are required to determine the true extent of cardiovascular morbidity and mortality.

The use of such treatment regimens has exciting implications for reducing the frequency and the extent of the morbidity experienced by many cancer patients as a result of both their disease and of their treatment.