Sentence examples for fever at which from inspiring English sources

"I have to say that in some small way, we feel justified," he pointed out, recalling that in 1999, The New York Times wrote about opening night parties for Broadway shows and included the one for "Saturday Night Fever," at which White Castles were served.

12 No significant difference in level of fever at which antipyretics were administered (p=0.91).

What about rheumatic fever? A. Scarlet fever, which used to be called scarlatina, has not disappeared.

Case-patients were more likely than controls to have chronic medical conditions or to have visited fever clinics (clinics at which possible SARS patients were separated from other patients), eaten outside the home, or taken taxis frequently.

Respiratory illness surveillance had three components: first, parents were instructed to call the research staff between November and March, at first onset of respiratory symptoms which included any one of the following: runny nose, congestion, wheezing, fever and/or cough at which time the screening respiratory illness survey was completed.

The temperature at which fevers were considered to be more serious increased with infant age.

Dear Editor, From 423 cases on 22 August to 42 358 on 31 October 2014, the blinding speed at which dengue fever increased in Guangdong province made it a household name in China.

A PCT peak was observed in non-CNS MDI and deep-seated CDI 2 days after the onset of fever, i.e. the time at which a re-evaluation of the empirical antibacterial therapy based on clinical course and microbiological results is recommended.

Rihanna and Hanneli Mustaparta, the photographer-blogger, have also been out and about in the jacket, called Fever Torn, which at this point is out of stock.

We see an analysis visit date of Aug 3 2006, at which the patient reported fever and other flu-like symptoms.

The times at which patients were assessed for parasite clearance and fever clearance varied between studies.