Sentence examples for illness feed from inspiring English sources

Worklessness and mental illness feed off each other.

Bostrom still sees those possibilities as the best case scenario in the superintelligent future, in which we will harness technology to overcome disease and illness, feed the world, create a utopia of fulfilling creativity and perhaps eventually overcome death.

The SPK uses a problem-solving approach in both of these activities: during home visits, she identifies each mother's current concerns about illness, feeding and care, then discusses possible solutions and barriers to putting the solutions into practice.

This dialogue starts with the mothers' immediate concerns with illness, feeding and care, and then builds on the SPK's own observations of the mothers' behaviour with her child and of the household (e.g. water use, mosquito net availability) to further guide the counselling session.

While these are helpful and used to some extent in this intervention, we felt that it would be more empowering to give the SPK a basic sequence for the session (i.e. discussing illness, feeding, infection control and care-giving), along with picture cards containing key messages, but also give them the freedom to use their judgment and local knowledge to adapt the session to each mother.

An illness I feed with thinking about all of the things I need to be grateful for.

The following predefined statistical plan was used: (1) to assess the impact of illness, the fed healthy controls were compared with the CLP-fed; (2) to assess the impact of feeding during illness, the CLP-fed were compared with the CLP-restricted.

The interviews were designed to assess the child's environmental exposures during the preceding 3-month period, including illness, breast-feeding duration, vitamin or supplement intake, attendance at daycare, and household size and crowding.

Results suggest that hyperglycemia in varied hospital settings (post surgery, critical illness, enteral feeding) in diabetic and nondiabetic patients may be alleviated with use of GLP-1 infusion, resulting in either no or reduced insulin requirements, which in turn should reduce the incidence of hypoglycemia and avoid adverse outcomes associated with acute hyperglycemia.

There is plenty to think about in our daily lives: bills and finances, family logistics, illnesses, work, feeding our families and connecting with friends.

Nurses have received skills in integrated management of childhood illnesses, breast feeding and child growth and development monitoring.