Sentence examples for illness and development from inspiring English sources

Moon, RE. "The natural progression of decompression illness and development of recompression procedures". South Pacific Underwater Medicine Society Journal 30, no. 1 (March 1, 2000): 36-45.

This study was a part of the Tokyo-Children's Health, Illness, and Development study (T-CHILD Study), a single-center, prospective, birth cohort study conducted at the National Center for Child Health and Development (Tokyo, Japan).

6– 8 Research has shown that poor sleep quality can diminish the well-being of seniors with dementia, particularly in aspects of cognitive impairment, incidence of physical illness, and development of psychological disorders.

Severity of critical illness and development of organ failure were assessed by obtaining daily acute physiological and chronic health evaluation (APACHE) II and sequential organ failure assessment (SOFA) scores.

65 This study reported that parents' highest priorities were infant cardiopulmonary resuscitation, infant illness and development; information with a moderate priority included feeding, giving medication and hygiene; and information topics that were given the lowest priority included getting help at home and the use of car seats.

The positive predictive value of a NS1 antigen positivity between days 5 6 of illness and development of severe clinical disease was 63.6 (95% confidence interval 49.6 to 76.1) and the negative predictive value was 63.2 (95% confidence interval 49.3 to 75.5).

Accommodation required mechanisms such as engagement with illness management and development of new learning and understanding to develop coping strategies.

The incidence of TB is higher in people with schizophrenia than in the general population [ 21], and there are common risk factors for the development of severe mental illness and the development of multi-drug resistant TB (homelessness, substance abuse and imprisonment) [ 22].

Understanding the natural history of psychiatric disease is a critical advance supporting the identification of associated markers of illness risk and development.

Using the DST as a measure of illness propensity and development in prospectively studied high-risk and control offspring is a promising avenue for future research given the high variability of findings pertaining to salivary cortisol across studies.

Esther played a pivotal role in the expansion of vocational opportunities for people with mental illness and the development of new community programs such as Fountain Gallery, an artists' cooperative located on Ninth Avenue.