Sentence examples for have infection from inspiring English sources

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A total of 87/198 patients with SIRS (43.9%) were deemed to have sepsis, while 75 (37.9%) were deemed not to have infection and were thus classified as having non-infective SIRS.

If you burn up with fever,  you may have infection or uterine  rupture.

"Any time you take people and put them together in close quarters and they have infection, it spreads," Dr. Murray said.

Some places have infection rates that are above 30%, or even 40%, of the adult population and still rising.

Both the Indonesian portion of the island in the west, and the independent country of Papua New Guinea in the east have infection rates of over 1%.

"Sometimes men come in and take off socks and have infection," said Irina Obukhova, a 22-year-old native Russian cosmetologist at Nickel (pronounced nick-EL) Spa for Men on Eighth Avenue on the northern lip of Greenwich Village, where I went for a pedicure.

Oral surgeons warn that even when young people are not experiencing pain or discomfort, they may have infection or inflammation; numerous studies have found that adults who keep their wisdom teeth tend to have more such problems over time than those who have them removed.

Patients infected with subtype families Ib and Id of C. hominis, C. parvum, or C. canis/ C. felis were more likely to have chronic diarrhea, and patients infected with C. parvum were more likely to have infection-associated vomiting (16 ).

Although neutralizing antibodies are believed to be protective, most of the antibody species that have neutralizing activities also have infection-enhancing activities at subneutralizing doses.

Patients receiving bolus versus maintenance dosing were more likely to have infection-related events, with the most notable rate differences for use of intravenous antibiotics and hospitalization for any infection.