Sentence examples for ill subjected from inspiring English sources

A couple of years ago, a man in the row in front of us was taken ill, subjected to multiple resuscitation attempts and eventually died, without any interruption to the symphony, and to the great distress of his companion, the whole of the rear stalls and the orchestra, who could see it all from the platform.

The use of healthcare system related services showed a high frequency of hospitalisation, long-term admissions and long duration-of-illness, characteristic of severely ill subjects.

As such, it is not clear that the results from reports dealing with populations of mixed severity of illness are generalizable to critically ill subjects.

However, research exploring the relation between spirituality and QOL has mainly been in the context of chronic and life-threatening illnesses, and studies examining this important correlate of QOL in chronically mentally ill subjects are sparse.

When the research was completed in 2008 — (and published in the Archives of General Psychiatry last year) — the results showed that administering psilocybin to terminally ill subjects could be done safely while reducing the subjects' anxiety and depression about their impending deaths.

We studied 262 critically ill subjects with severe sepsis.

Based on current trial evidence, pharmacological GH treatment cannot be recommended for widespread use in critically ill subjects.

One recent study showed that immature platelet fractions (IPF) could predict sepsis occurrence in critically ill subjects [19].

This degree of hypertension is rarely treated in critically ill subjects, unless it is accompanied by obvious harmful hemodynamic symptoms.

Two well-designed reports indicate that GH administration results in increased morbidity and mortality in a wide variety of critically ill subjects across a spectrum of age ranges.

Then a large-scale candidate gene genotypings were carried out in a cohort of critically ill subjects with trauma to identify ALI risk variants after major trauma.