Sentence examples for illnesses compared to the from inspiring English sources

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.

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].

Among the male population, the rate of ex-smokers was over eight times higher in the group that considered smoking to cause serious illnesses, compared to the people that did not perceive smoking as dangerous to health (OR = 8.2; 95% CI: 4.7 14.2; p < 0.0001).

For example, in a double-blind, randomized clinical trial in children 18 36 months of age in the United States primarily designed to detect changes in DHA status, consumption of single daily serving of a cow's milk-based beverage containing DHA (130 mg) for 2 months was associated with a significantly lower incidence of respiratory illnesses compared to the control beverage with no DHA [ 19].

Patients admitted to the cardiac floor at our institution, in general, have higher acuity of cardiac illnesses compared to those admitted to the medical floor.

The women in the mining community reported more eye (54.48% and 42.86%), upper respiratory (30.34% and 24.06%), lower respiratory (49% and 19.55%) and psychosomatic (52.41% and 35.34%) illnesses compared to those in the agricultural community (Table  3).

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].

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.

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.

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].