Sentence examples for illness compared with from inspiring English sources

The authors demonstrated this by showing that protein synthesis was similar on day 1 of critical illness compared with fasted healthy subjects, and increased by day 7 and was comparable with well-fed healthy subjects.

It is uncertain from this study whether critically ill patients are more responsive to insulin therapy during the early stages of illness compared with the later stages or whether an equilibrium between the insulin dose administered and the stimulation of protein metabolism was reached by the third day of insulin therapy.

Ten per cent will be suffering from a severe psychotic illness compared with 0.2% of the general population.

One study found they were 40% more likely to suffer from this illness compared with non-shift workers.

For lesser degrees of obesity, Asians are at risk for a more severe degree of illness compared with Caucasians.

There is a relatively small risk for smoking cannabis and psychotic illness compared with quite a substantial risk for smoking tobacco and lung cancer.

In a study of working adults, about 8.5percentt of FluMist recipients got a fever from upper respiratory illness compared with 10.8percentt of those receiving a placebo -- a reduction in illness rate of 22percentt.

The prevalence of Type 2 diabetes has also risen steadily, and, in 2009, 8.8 percent of Americans received diagnoses of the illness, compared with 5.3 percent in 1997.

However, calves fed bovine serum tended to have fewer treatments for illness compared with calves fed colostrum and supplement 1. Calves receiving bovine serum-derived IgG had improved IgG absorption efficiency and a tendency toward fewer medical treatments compared with calves consuming colostrum or a dried colostrum product.

In New Orleans a month after Hurricane Katrina, for example, 17 percent of residents reported symptoms consistent with serious mental illness, compared with 10 percent of those who lived in surrounding areas and only 1 to 3 percent in the general population.

In autumn 2011 some 11.4 million days of school were missed because of illness, compared with 15.2 million days in autumn 2010.