Sentence examples for health expected from inspiring English sources

Inclusion criteria were patient consent, good cardiopulmonary health, expected blood loss of more than 500 ml, and preoperative indication of the necessity to insert arterial and central venous catheters.

PT performance is also not affected by small changes in curriculum delivery as each test is drawn from a bank of questions which cover the major areas of basic, clinical and behavioural science, and public health, expected of a graduating doctor [ 6].

In contrast, consumers were more likely than doctors to attribute rising costs to people not maintaining their own health, expecting a prescription at every visit, and there being less social support generally in the community than previously.

Medicine and public health expect high value from primary prevention of T2D, but not much is known about its long-term cost-effectiveness.

If they catch you with their tongue and you're low on health, expect to die.

As for the valuation of potential health gain, higher expected health benefits from an innovation result in higher marginal WTP.

Meanwhile, self-management behaviors performed on demand were behaviors that participants performed to manage an acute problem or health crisis, expecting their health to return to status quo.

Illness-specific health-related quality-of-life (WURSS) correlates more closely with physical than mental health, as expected.

If any of the assembled heavy hitters -- Kate White, editor in chief of Cosmopolitan; Graydon Carter, editor of Vanity Fair; James Kelly, managing editor of Time; and David Zinczenko, editor in chief of Men's Health -- expected a feel-good industry review, they were sorely disappointed.

In Nigeria, for example, the amount of money spent on health is expected to reach $20bn£13bnby) by 2020.

Recently Dr. Logue estimated the long-term health effects expected from hundreds of chemicals found in average homes.