Sentence examples for illness ensued from inspiring English sources

Her illness ensued shortly thereafter.

The Discovery Channel TV series Mythbusters examined such frequencies in a show a few years ago, and found no such illness ensued.

In some cases, illness ensues only when chemical exposures interact with genetic risk factors.

When clinical illness ensues, it ranges from self-limited acute to persistent diarrhea [ 4, 10, 11], accompanied by malabsorption.

> -wrap-foot> In the veterinary field, there are examples where, through a synergistic interaction, clinically overt or more severe diarrheal illness ensues when 2 specific enteric pathogens (such as ETEC and rotavirus) are present [ 31, 32].

When this resistance is overcome, illness ensues.

Because many of these veterans potentially experienced various hazards such as physical and psychological stressors, multiple vaccinations, prophylactic medications, infectious agents, pesticides, depleted uranium, oil well fires and smoke, and chemical and biological warfare agents, many hypotheses as to the cause of the syndrome, now called Gulf War Illness (GWI), have ensued [ 4].

All of these limitations of existing frameworks for investigating demographic and health changes in the epidemiological landscapes of countries around the world, call for a look anew at ways to better understand the mechanisms underlying the exposure to and occurrence of disease, illness, sickness, death and ensuing phenomena.

For the most part, the rising incidence of illness and the ensuing legal battles have played out in relative obscurity.

This is especially apparent following the diagnosis of a celebrity with an illness and the ensuing coverage.

"Tragically, it was Ms. McKenna's metabolically unsustainable and protracted resistance to any restraint due to her mental illness and the ensuing excited delirium syndrome that actually caused her death," he concluded.