Sentence examples for ill diagnosed from inspiring English sources
The pooled baseline demographics, psychiatric history, and disease severity of patients are shown in Table 2. Patients were chronically ill, diagnosed predominately with schizophrenia, and exhibited an average illness duration of about 16 years.
As the story goes, Nascher was making rounds one day when the attending physician, discussing an elderly woman who was very ill, diagnosed her ailment as "old age".
Shortly after their team arrived in London one of its members, 22-year-old Eliska Misakova, was taken ill, diagnosed with polio, then known as infantile paralysis, and hospitalised in an iron lung.
It is also now PC to mock the notion that mentally-ill diagnosed people may sometimes be like canaries in the mine, more sensitive and reactive to insidious toxins.
Shepherds has done research which found that terminally ill individuals diagnosed to live for 36 months in reality live for 24.
It is all the more surprising considering his recent ill health: diagnosed with colon cancer in the summer of 2009, the "French Elvis" was plunged into a medical emergency months later when he was taken to hospital in Los Angeles and put into an induced coma following an operation on his back.
There is a major evidence gap needed to inform clinicians faced with treating seriously ill youth diagnosed with BD.
We searched the Cochrane Library, MEDLINE, and EMBASE through December 2016 for RCTs on parenteral or enteral omega-3 supplementation in adult critically ill patients diagnosed with sepsis or septic shock.
For each gene involved in these pathways, we performed a t test to compare the expression level between the healthy controls and the critically ill patients diagnosed with sepsis or systemic inflammatory response syndrome.
The measure allows physicians to prescribe lethal doses of drugs to terminally ill patients diagnosed with fewer than six months to live.
The majority of the study participants were critically ill patients diagnosed with sepsis or infection.
