Sentence examples for fever data from inspiring English sources

Efficiency of PCT was not different in first vs. recurrent FE, in those occurring with and without ongoing antibiotic therapy at time of onset of fever (data not shown).

The data were not collected for this purpose, and so there was incomplete overlap between the clinical criteria in the NICE traffic light system and FEVER data fields.

In 101 critically ill patients, with or at risk for ARDS after new onset fever, data were collected on days (D) 0, 1, 2, and 7 after inclusion.

The incidence of Q fever was recently re-evaluated by analyzing Q fever data collected at the French National Reference Center (FNRC) between 1985 and 2009 [ 5].

The estimates using a Weibull distribution did not perform as well as the gamma distribution applied in our dengue fever data.

In order to evaluate potential differences between patients with proven chronic Q fever and those with possible or probable chronic Q fever, data were compared by univariate analysis (Table  4).

While data were also reported on mortality from respiratory diseases, we chose to use the "fevers" data because pneumonia and bronchopneumonia were often complications that followed an attack of influenza rather than occurring, like fevers, when the disease itself peaked.

As is demonstrated below, the use of the "fevers" data does not pose a serious problem for the estimation of the timing of peak influenza-attributable mortality in the districts because of the sheer number of deaths from the pandemic.

Therefore, while we recognize that the "fever" heading may also have contained deaths from other fever-causing diseases, most importantly seasonal malaria, we focus on the "fevers" data category for this analysis after adjusting it for the presence of seasonal fever deaths from all causes [ 20].

Next, having established the usefulness of the fevers data for the analysis of temporal characteristics of the influenza pandemic as it spread across India, we computed a variety of characteristic measures of the geographic and temporal properties of the pandemic in each district with a view to understanding its evolution.

The model, which pulls together 45 years of Lassa fever outbreak data in West Africa, predicts that the number of people infected by Lassa virus (above)—spread by multimammate rats will double by 2070, according to the study in Methods of Ecology and Evolution.