Sentence examples for interruption of activities from inspiring English sources
Among the patients who reported hypoglycemic symptoms, 66.7% (76/114) reported mild hypoglycemic episodes with little or no interruption of activities, 24.6% (28/114) reported moderate hypoglycemic episodes that did interrupt daily activities and 8.7% (10/114) reported severe hypoglycemic episodes that required medical or non-medical assistance.
As indicated above, the doctor was consulted to confirm the need for an interruption of activities.
In-depth interviews were conducted by the first author to understand the reasons for continuation or interruption of activities.
About 27% of patients reported hypoglycemic episodes, with about one-third reporting episodes that resulted into interruption of activities or required medical/non-medical assistance.
According to the recommendations of the American Diabetes Association [ 16], severity of hypoglycaemic episodes were categorized as 1) mild (little or no interruption of activities; no treatment assistance needed), 2) moderate (some interruption of activities; no assistance needed) and 3) severe (assistance of a third party needed).
This study indicates that malodor from swine operations is commonly present in these communities and that the odors reported by neighbors are related to objective environmental measurements and interruption of activities of daily life.
In the remaining 85 cases the animals showed no reaction to the stimuli in 48 cases, ear movement in 14, interruption of activity in 12 and startle without turning towards the speaker in 11 cases.
The FSI decreased significantly more for atomoxetine-treated patients than for placebo, indicating less worry and interruptions of activities in families of atomoxetine-treated patients.
A factor analysis of the data from this study [ 38] showed that the FSI taps into an overall experience of worry and interruptions of activities in families of children with ADHD, and a single factor (e.g., the total score) was identified with excellent internal consistency and almost no ceiling or floor effects were observed for this special population.
According to headache attack intensity, patients were classified in 3 groups: (1) mild pain (MP), allowing the patient to continue his/her daily activities; (2) moderate pain (MoP) leading to interruption of patient activities; and (3) severe pain (SP), forcing the child to go to bed.
