In the short-term insulin prevents diabetic ketoacidosis, a potentially fatal condition.
Legionella species are the causative agents of legionellosis, an illness ranging in clinical presentation from a mild febrile illness known as Pontiac fever to a potentially fatal pneumonic condition termed Legionnaires' disease (1 ).
The deficit hawks think a dropping deficit will only encourage Washington's fatal short-term thinking, by persuading policymakers to ignore the still-yawning gap between our long-term commitments and our revenues.
I talked to Thatcher about my concern that any compromise then would have fatal long-term consequences, given Scargill's capacity to present such an outcome as a vindication of his stand.
SSPE is a rare progressive, invariably fatal long-term complication of measles infection.
Beyond the often fatal short-term outcome, the sepsis-induced immune dysfunctions may also directly impact on the prognosis of the underlying malignancy in survivors.
Each record contains information on the number of fatalities, fatal cause, incident date and the fatality location in terms of distance from the volcano.
Although the various factors associated with increased risk of mortality after hip fracture are well-recognized, there have been very few rigorously developed and executed multivariable risk models capable of evaluating the roles of the determinants for either short term or long term fatal outcome [ 18].
A loss to any conference team could be a fatal loss in terms of our hopes of making the conference playoffs, and that's our goal.
So while we already have a serious issue in learning from history in any arena in which that would mean studying both diversity of world views and examining our own fatal flaws in terms of Native Americans, slavery, segregation, poverty, women's rights etc, now we have talk that parents should be doing the teaching.
Note the term "fatal incident" is used to refer to records in our fatalities database.
