Sentence examples for groups of ill from inspiring English sources

To examine both general and age-specific effects, we focused on two groups of ill women and compared each of them to healthy controls: the early-onset ill experienced their health challenge at 52 (i.e., normatively early) and the late-onset ill later at 61.

Studies have increasingly shown links between internet trolling and personality disorders, for example, and I've spoken to several mental health workers in recent years who claim that groups of ill patients have joined forums to discuss ways to "beat" their therapists.

Cortisol levels thus seems to be related to serious life events even among young healthy adults, and not only in groups of ill adults who have some sort of known stressor compared to a control group.

The reliability of most laboratory markers, including white blood cell count (WBC), C-reactive protein (CRP), Procalcitonin (PCT) and IL-6 for the diagnosis of neonatal infection has been assessed in highly diverse groups of ill neonates with a mixture of diagnoses and conditions and has yielded variable results [ 9].

A World Bank report published the day before* finds that, although particular groups of ill-educated young men are doing badly, and although women's lives have improved a lot in the past 20 years, sexual inequality at work is remarkably stubborn.

Today the term "militia" functions mainly as shorthand for groups of ill-educated paranoiacs whose idea of patriotism is screaming out passages from the Federalist Papers at DMV personnel in an attempt to get out of renewing their driver's licenses.

They tell the family how to feed the child so the child doesn't get to group three, which is the group of ill children.

Generally, the selection is made in terms of the distribution deciding which proportion of the population would be in the group of ill health.

Correlations were also calculated separately for each group of ill children under study, to check whether the correlation was similar to the one in the entire population of healthy and ill subjects.

This sub-group of ill patients are likely to experience a greater number of symptoms, and reductions are likely to correlate with more substantial symptom improvement, especially given the possibility of ceiling effects [ 14].

Thus it is possible that in any group of ill patients, some will develop an acute decline in renal function as a coincident event or secondary to an adverse reaction to medication or some other nephrotoxic insult[ 8 ].