Sentence examples for ill type from inspiring English sources

However, evidence from previous studies suggests that for non-critically ill type 1 diabetic patients, insulin therapy initiated in the hospital does not yield improved metabolic outcomes when compared to diabetes care initiated in an outpatient setting [ 9, 11, 12, 23].

Information, collected by means of a standardised questionnaire, included: 1) demographic individual characteristics such as age, gender, occupation; 2) type of food consumed during the last 72 hours before onset of symptoms; 3) if ill, type, date and time of onset of symptoms.

Personal or telephone interview was carried out to collect information on: 1. individual demographic characteristics such as sex, age, occupation; 2. suspected food consumed at lunch, 3. if ill, type, data of onset of symptoms, clinical course of the disease and family history of acute gastroenteritis.

In both fixed and random effect models, ill parents' age, illness type and cancer study type were significant moderators, revealing that effects for total problem behavior were larger in cancer studies, in samples including younger ill parents and in studies with more variability in diagnosis.

I may have pushed myself too hard, because I became ill with Type 1 diabetes, which is usually diagnosed in childhood.

In July, 14 Alaskan native villagers became seriously ill from type E botulism when they ate the tail of a beluga whale that had washed up on a Pacific beach.

In January 1922, 14-year-old Leonard Thompson was in hospital in Toronto seriously ill with Type 1 diabetes.

Conclusions: Liberal glycemic control in critically ill, predominantly type 2, diabetic patients itself does not appear to lead to increased ketogenesis.

One of the reasons discussed for the inconsistencies was the sampling of milder depressed neurotic out-patients in the earlier studies vs. more severely ill endogenous type in-patients in recent studies.

A decision striking down the individual mandate, or worse still the entire law, will spell doom for my kids who are uninsurable in the individual insurance market because they are chronically ill with Type 1 diabetes and epilepsy.

Relatively few seriously ill (classified type-1 A&E) patients are brought to Ealing by comparison with other hospitals in the area – ambulances tend to take them elsewhere.