Sentence examples for illness fitted from inspiring English sources

It enhanced their appreciation of the different dimensions of chronic illness, environmental and social factors, and how illness fitted in with normal life.

This framework was designed to allow examination of how a chronic illness fits into both clinical and life-world contexts.

All children <5 years whose illness fit the case definitions were included, regardless of the number in a household.

Serum samples from 156 persons whose illness fit the clinical case definition were tested for RVFV infection by IgM ELISA, which detects an early antibody response to infection, and/or RT-PCR, which detects viral RNA during acute infection.

A controversial health test to decide who will get long-term sickness benefits is being rolled out further, despite evidence that it is finding people with serious illnesses "fit for work".

Other illnesses fit the symptoms, including acute pancreatitis and West Nile virus.

Thus only 58% of the children with HSV CNS infection in the survey had an illness that fitted our strict definition of encephalitis as the remainder did not fulfil the criterion of encephalopathy for ≥24 h.

An obsessed loner, his character twisted by mental illness, Hinckley fits the template for American assassins, and new models, alas, are still being produced.

I don't think anyone who holds the views he does in terms of mental illness is fit to be a person that represents the Labour party".

An illness that fits the description of leprosy almost certainly appears in the Sushruta-samhita, a medical work from India that dates to about 600 bce.

Anorexia and bulimia, the two eating disorders included in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, the American Psychiatric Association's official roster of psychiatric illness, clearly fit these criteria.