Sentence examples for frequent spells from inspiring English sources

During frequent spells in hospitals, doctors gave him devoted care and friendship.

But both the Savannah and Atlanta stations indeed, all 17 of the stations The Infrastructuralist features were demolished in one or another of America's frequent spells of urban renewal madness.

Marnie (Kevin McDonald) is a middle-aged delivery driver for the local pizzeria who is prone to frequent spells of forgetfulness she refers to as "the Fuzzies".

(Carol)During the interview, six participants described symptoms that could be interpreted as being severe, for example, frequent spells of troubling joint pain and difficulty in using the affected joint(s).

Lists were supplemented from the Unified Medical Language System Metathesaurus [ 20] and frequent spelling errors and abbreviations were added.

Although statistically insignificant after adjustment by total sick leave length, the result does not disprove that a frequent spell pattern is an indicator of future long-term sick leave, but sick leave length appears to be a better indicator of future reduced workability than spell frequency.

A previous study on the association between sick leave spell patterns and work factors, 23 among eldercare workers; found that of the 11 work factors, emotional demands and role conflict, were the only factors statistically significantly associated with the frequent spell patterns independently of sick leave length.

The RR associated with being exposed to a frequent short-term, a mixed and a long-term sick leave spell pattern compared with a non-frequent spell pattern was attenuated and became non-significant when adjusting for total sick leave length (table 3).

Under more severe and frequent dry spells, Pinus sylvestris at low altitude may be highly vulnerable to water shortage while Pinus nigra performs better.

It is more doubtful how effective it is for young people with recent educational experiences and those who have frequent employment spells in the form of temporary employment.

One night, after one of his frequent dizzy spells, her 7-year-old Jacob wanted some answers: "Why are they doing this to us?