Sentence examples for i worsened from inspiring English sources
After the warnings came out in February, it took me a couple more months to connect my worsening cognitive ability to the simvastatin, but after I worsened on an increase to 15mg, I have tapered down to 5mg and am stunned by the recovery of my memory/orientation, etc.
Whether it was an energy policy conducted behind closed doors, the rollback of civil liberties, the use of torture, or just being dead wrong about the need to preemptively invade a sovereign nation, I worsened my own condition by naively believing what I was witnessing in the moment was as bad as it could get.
The possible hypotheses could be that Nepal's violent conflict: i) worsened health indicators; ii) improved health indicators; or iii) had a mixed effect, i.e. improvement in some and stagnation or deterioration in other indicators.
When I insisted that my belly felt abnormally enlarged, the nurse simply gave me a one-sheeter on 'Ovarian Hyperstimulation Syndrome (OHSS)' and told me to call if I worsened.
Our finding agrees with previous observations that Poly I C-induced I C-inducedns TB wIFNout affectIng T cells 10.
When patients in remission experience relapse (PASI worsens by 50% of the treatment effect) they are re-treated, PASI is determined again, and the patient is assigned to the new corresponding category.
Current treatment guidelines recommend antibiotic therapy for patients with a more severe illness [ 13– 15] and often use acute symptom changes based on Anthonisen criteria of type I (worsening dyspnoea with increased sputum volume and purulence) or II (change in any two of these symptoms) exacerbations to define this group.
Female, age 53 Exercise 6 I have worsened to the point where I can't even walk up a flight of stairs without buckling over.
In most of the affected tissues, complex I deficiency worsened over time, albeit with a variable course (Fig. 5).
For macrosomia ≥4500 g, the I value worsened slightly, from 48%to62%2%.
Later in the decade further attention was paid to the castle's defences, possibly in response to Henry III's worsening relations with his barons.
