Sentence examples for less fever from inspiring English sources

"I believe it builds up resistance and I have [gotten] less fever and colds than before".

Furthermore, children receiving the single species product had almost 50 hours less fever than the control group.

A tropical study also found that pandemic H1N1-2009 presented with fewer symptoms than seasonal influenza; including less fever, rhinorrhoea and dyspnoea but more cough [ 2].

In conclusion, we found that norovirus AGE was associated with more frequent and prolonged vomiting but less fever than AGE not caused by norovirus or rotavirus.

Never the less, fever per se occurred less often in children who were aparasitaemic and malaria parasitaemic children who in addition carried gametocytes recorded the highest prevalence of fever.

It was more restrained, more grownup, less fever-pitched and infused with tragedy.

Patients treated on day 5 or less of fever had a shorter total fever duration (5.2 ± 1.9 days vs 8.0 ± 1.8 days, P <.0001), longer fever after IVIG treatment (1.5 ± 1.9 days vs 0.8 ± 1.3 days, P =.008), and less coronary artery ectasia at 1 year after KD onset (4% vs 16%, P =.02).

These practices include: breastfeeding and complementary feeding, hygiene (hand washing and safe faeces disposal) and helping to prevent malaria (through consistent use of treated nets, home management of less severe fever episodes, and through recognizing symptoms and promptly referring severe fever cases to a health facility).

Although Wednesday's audience kept punctuating the scores — firmly conducted by Fayçal Karoui — with loud coughs, sneezes and other noises, this was less hay fever than a natural reaction to the severity with which Balanchine plunges viewers into the austere, rapidly changing geometries of these two works.

Patients who were treated on day 5 or less of fever had higher levels of serum albumin (36 ± 5 g/L vs 33 ± 5 g/L, P <.01) and serum ALT (115 ± 155 U/L vs 46 ± 49 U/L, P <.001) as well as a lower platelet count (354 ± 131 vs 403 ± 166, P =.02) than did control patients during the acute phase.

They found that response rates were higher when less stringent fever resolution definitions were used, especially in low-risk patients.