Sentence examples for ill term from inspiring English sources

Premature and ill term babies born in regional Australia must be moved to another hospital with Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) facilities.

Transferred pre-term and critically ill term babies have higher mortality rates and much higher rates of long term disability than similar babies born in hospitals with NICU facilities.

Pharmacokinetic studies of bumetanide have been largely performed in the context of treatment for fluid overload in cardiopulmonary disease in adults and critically ill term and preterm neonates.

This might be of clinical relevance, since hemorrhagic complications remain a serious problem in critically ill term neonates, or even more in premature newborns.

This tool has been extensively evaluated in preterm and term neonates undergoing intensive care, and it has been shown that NIRS is able to monitor cerebral hemodynamics in critically ill term and preterm infants [ 22, 23].

For the past two decades, research has demonstrated that input from physicians with special expertise in the care of the critically ill, termed intensivists, improves patient care and outcomes.

Clinically apparent skeletal muscle weakness in the critically ill, termed ICU-acquired weakness (ICUAW) [ 10, 11], occurs in up to 60%% of patients and is independently associated with mortality [ 12, 13].

It's like saying someone's sleeping because they're not awake; if murdering or pandering to racists makes you "mentally ill," the term is essentially meaningless.

It is an intentionally ill-defined term.

("Theft" was another ill-defined term in the speech).

The biggest issue is still the ill-defined term "denuclearization".