Sentence examples for illness compared to the from inspiring English sources

In the present study, treatment with Tonsilgon® N achieved nearly complete resolution of symptoms and a 3-day-shorter duration of the illness compared to the course of preceding ARIs, according to the entries about previous ARIs in patient medical documents.

In support of this, orienteers have previously been found to adopt a healthier lifestyle and experiences a considerably low frequency of illness compared to the general population [ 33].

We used separate multinomial logistic regression models (PROC GENMOD) to compute odds ratios (OR) as estimates of risk of CAM use among participants with various categories of fatiguing illness compared to the NF group.

The ITT and PP were similar with respect to baseline demographics, although those who completed the study (PP population) had a longer duration of illness compared to the whole (ITT) population.

QOL is a very important outcome for patients after critical care and has been shown to be poor in all subgroups of critical illness compared to the general population at various time points [ 13- 16].

Prisoners experience disproportionate health burden with prevalence estimates being over twofold higher for chronic diseases, blood-borne viruses, alcohol and other drug (AOD) disorders, and severe mental illness, compared to the community.

Those attending non-mental health clinics were less willing to marry someone who had experienced mental illness compared to those at the psychiatric and epilepsy clinics (12/111 versus 27/99 p = 0.02).

In Scotland those living in the most deprived neighbourhoods are 6 times more likely to die from an alcohol-related illness, and 7.5 times more likely to be hospitalised for an alcohol-related illness compared to those in the least deprived neighbourhoods [ 21].

However, the difference in verbal learning remained significant in the multinomial regression when other factors were taken into account and this abnormality has been reported as a key difference between individuals at high risk of psychosis who do not make the transition to illness compared to those who make the transition to psychosis (e.g. [ 72]).

GoWell respondents were less likely to report long standing illnesses compared to the corresponding SHeS figure (no long standing illness: GoWell = 76% (for men and for women); SHeS men = 60%; SHeS women = 58%) [ 28].

Indeed, we have demonstrated that flight attendants experience increased rates of many respiratory illnesses compared to the general population, and some of the increased frequency of symptoms is related to SHS exposure.