Sentence examples for generalized fatigue from inspiring English sources

A generalized fatigue behavior model is developed to simulate the fatigue-life response of these composites.

Post running, clinical examinations indicated pain and stiffness in the quadriceps areas in all runners, with no other clinical symptoms or signs of generalized fatigue, except for one marathon runner who needed intravenous hydration (300 mL/h) and post-race monitoring in a hospital setting.

These results are suggestive of a new type of targeted therapy that can drive autoimmune responses into long-term remission and possibly afford a means of determining whether correction of a physical cause of muscle weakness also corrects the perception of chronic, generalized fatigue.

"People feel generalized fatigue and malaise the following day after heavy drinking," he tells me, adding that a suppression, delay, and reduction of Rapid Eye Movement (REM) sleep is another way that you're doing your brain a disservice.

I wonder whether or not I'll have the stamina to have children at thirty, as every year that passes correlates to a new kind of slowness, new aches, a new generalized fatigue a deadening of sorts.

All patients with symptoms suggestive of pulmonary TB were invited to participate in the study (any one of persistent fever, night sweats, cough of more than 2 weeks duration, hemoptysis, chest pain, loss of weight and/or appetite, and generalized fatigue).

A 70-year-old female with Stage 4 NSCLC receiving chemotherapy up to 1 week previously presented to the emergency room (ER) with generalized weakness, fatigue, decreased oral intake, diarrhea and generalized body pain for the previous 3 weeks.

The non-dimensionalization enabled the analytical derivation of a generalized non-propagating fatigue crack length, which can be utilized for fatigue designs.

In general, studies of recovering patients with SLE have documented generalized susceptibility to fatigue, headaches, nervousness, inability to concentrate, depression, and problems with gait and balance throughout convalescent periods of 6 months to 3 years after acute SLEV infection; on average, ≈30% of case-patients were not fully recovered 1 year after acute illness (19, 20, 24).

But I'm really not O.K. with my generalized read-aloud fatigue.

As a consequence, generalized representations of fatigue have to be invoked.