Sentence examples for fever tolerance from inspiring English sources

With this questionnaire we will also verify symptoms during pregnancy, health-related quality-of-life (using EQ5D [ 15]), depressive symptoms and fatigue (using the Shortened Fatigue Questionnaire [ 16]), potential long-term consequences of Q fever, tolerance to antibiotic treatment and problems and development of the newborn.

On admission to the study data about full clinical history, physical examination, nutritional status, dehydration, fever, oral tolerance, and stools characteristics, were recorded.

Clinical tolerance (fever, chills, hemodynamics), liver function tests, electrolytes and coagulation profile were evaluated.

Microorganisms, too, seem to have a built-in propensity to induce or not induce fever, depending on their tolerance of raised temperatures.

And, you know, miraculously, she did survive, and the doctor assured me that some children just have a really low tolerance for fever, and it's something that she would almost certainly grow out of.

It is thought these spores and pollens can help build an immunity or tolerance to the toxins which cause hay fever.

The economy is doing better but it is still far from recovered--and no doubt the tight times have blemished the region's record for tolerance of diversity by exacerbating anti-immigrant fever.

Alohomora doesn't unlock tolerance (sorry, I had to, it's the Harry Potter fever that's going around).

Paul Beeson first reported endotoxin tolerance in 1946 [ 1] as the abolition of the fever response of rabbits undergoing repeated daily injection of the same dose of typhoid vaccine.

The incidence of non-malarial fever with incidental parasitaemia would be expected to increase with age as parasite tolerance is acquired.

Tolerance breeds tolerance.