Sentence examples for historical illness from inspiring English sources

This first book in a three-volume series analyzes the meaning of 4,500 historical illness terms.

First, historical illness variables were obtained retrospectively.

Day patients had a higher weight at admission and less severe historical illness characteristics (lowest BMI, previous admissions) than inpatients.

Incoming data on clinical malaria are compared with a baseline of historical illness data from which the effects of long-term temporal trends have been removed, and an objective anomaly measure, or "standardized departure," is used to provide a simple, intuitive index of deviation from expected weekly levels of incidence (3 ).

"Wikipedia article access logs are shown to be highly correlated with historical influenza-like illness records and allow for accurate prediction of influenza-like illness data several weeks before it becomes available," say Hickmann and co.

This indicates a ratio of 4.5 contemporary NGI illnesses to historical, pre-1986 HCGI illnesses among the respective non-swimmer populations.

As a freshman, she studied historical perspectives on mental illness, and abnormal psychology.

The notion of a regular mental health checkup is less established, perhaps because of the historical stigma about mental illness.

Suddenly the fascinating ruminations a page earlier on the historical connections between mental illness and religious epiphanies become irrelevant.

The psychiatry course, in which the intervention was embedded, traditionally consisted of lectures on etiology and diagnosis of mental illnesses, the historical development of mental health services and on the life situation of people with mental illness living in the community.

These two illnesses were chosen because there are no historical vertical programmes for these illnesses; such as there are for Tuberculosis, and Sexually Transmitted Illnesses.