Sentence examples for ill results from inspiring English sources

Since patients who did not complete discharge assessment were more severely ill, results may have overestimated treatment effects.

19– 21 The frequently extreme poverty of the mentally ill results from the lack of free and accessible mental health services, coupled with social and economic exclusion.

So while intelligence agents perceive a professional duty to cloak all their deeds and knowledge, it is a newspaper's duty to publish what it learns without presuming to predict a good or ill result.

In addition to the travel restrictions, most banks and companies have segregated employees based on their exposure to SARS to minimize the risk of a worker's falling ill, resulting in a quarantine that would shut down the business.

Multi-planet alignments did occur in both 2000 and 2010, each with no ill result for the Earth.

Historically, the anemia observed in the critically ill resulted in a high number of RBC transfusions.

This might have tempted some soldiers to pretend being ill resulting in an overestimation of case numbers.

Medvene and Krauss found that mutual aid groups for caregivers of the mentally ill resulted in increased comfort in talking with other caregivers about their problems in care giving situations [ 39].

A final star example demonstrating the benefits to collaboration and the increased pace of science when we share comes from the 2011 E. coli 0104:H4 outbreak in Europe, to which over 3,500 people fell ill (resulting in 53 deaths).

Increased affordability of propofol together with its potential to reduce mortality [ 3] and the length-of-stay [ 4] of the critically ill resulted in a steep rise in the use of propofol for non-procedural sedation of patients in ICUs.

IFT in critically ill patients results in a high mortality rate.