Sentence examples for ill achieve from inspiring English sources
The End of Life Option Act allows doctors, medical groups and hospitals to opt out of the law's guidelines for assisting the terminally ill achieve a dignified end.
Additionally, for the end points of fever reduction at 4 and 24 hours, both the critically ill and non-critically ill groups achieved a statistically significant percentage of patients achieving a temperature less than 101°F as compared to the percent of critically ill and non-critically ill subjects, respectively, who received the placebo.
Patients with acute leukemia admitted to an ICU present an elevated risk of death, despite the progress in the care of critically ill patients achieved in recent years.
To determine whether these immune-modulatory and neuroprotective effects of GLP-1 are beneficial in the critically ill, studies achieving pharmacological GLP-1 concentrations are warranted.
The primary aim will be to determine whether contemporary antibiotic dosing for critically ill patients achieves plasma concentrations associated with maximal activity.
The primary and secondary aims as well as the proposed sub-group analyses are as follows: Primary aim To determine whether contemporary antibiotic dosing for critically ill patients achieves concentrations associated with maximal activity.
Two recent meta-analysis of probiotics in critically ill patients achieved different conclusions: one demonstrated the efficacy of probiotics on the incidence of VAP [ 10], while the other concluded that probiotics had no effects on these patients [ 11].
They yearn for a better life but are supremely ill equipped to achieve it.
A stepwise enteral nutrition algorithm for critically ill children helps achieve nutrient delivery goals.
Dosing antibiotics in critically ill patients to achieve therapeutic concentrations is a significant challenge.
To accomplish this change strengthening self-management has become a major task in the health care sector [ 8- 11], which is necessary to meet the needs of chronically ill people and achieve better health care outcomes [ 9- 11].
