Sentence examples for frailty exposure from inspiring English sources
Frailty is a general concept embedding all the hidden factors that affect the individual survival chances: innate and acquired frailty, exposure to risk factors, lifestyle factors and so on.
Figure 2 shows the Kaplan-Meier survival curves for institutionalisation and death according to the reported statin exposure and frailty status at baseline.
Moorhouse and Elliott's quick-change performances – warm, tender and often wryly comic in their exposure of human frailty – mostly justify an evening that is primarily a series of artfully composed character studies that on occasion feels like extended audition turns.
Frailty and social vulnerability were moderately correlated.
It is noteworthy that the rate of depression among frail elderly found in the present study differed to the prevalence reported in other studies, a disparity which may be due to the criteria used for diagnosing depression or to peculiarities of the group investigated, considering possible exposures to vulnerabilities, frailty, and limited access to coping resources which can lead to depression.
The "ceaseless exposure," despite his increasing frailty, helped satisfy what Grove calls an addiction to attention.
Doesn't mass exposure of non-felonious frailty, which sometimes involves mental illness, tell young persons that the world is full of people ready to disparage others at the drop of a hat while papering over their own faults?
We repeated this analysis by using a frailty term for grids from PM2.5 exposure surface (10 × 10 km) as a random effect.
In this paper we describe the use of parametric frailty models to assess treatment or exposure effect on time to a well-defined event for clustered survival data with arbitrary censoring, which includes left, right, as well as interval censoring.
Proportional hazards regression analysis was conducted to estimate the risk of institutionalisation and death according to statin use (exposure, duration and dose) and frailty status, with adjustment for sociodemographics, medical diagnosis and other clinically relevant factors.
This vulnerability is defined as frailty.
