Sentence examples for lesser morbidity from inspiring English sources

Compared to sulfonylureas, lesser morbidity in patients with heart failure [ 15] and lesser cardiovascular hospitalization and mortality were reported [ 16].

Our study suggests that the lesser morbidity associated with continuation of ongoing statin therapy (as compared with systematic discontinuation) in patients with severe sepsis or septic shock may be influenced by confounders.

The mortality rate of these patients is thought to be approximately 1%, severe morbidity is thought to occur in 3 4%, and lesser morbidity is observed in 4 5% of the patients [ 20].

Therefore patients with so-called 'alarm symptoms' and incurable pathology may be selected for urgent endoscopy while those lesser morbidity but treatable pathology channelled to routine waiting lists [ 27].

At the same age, women probably have lesser co-morbidity than men.

At a clinical level the elderly frequent user's affective disorders weighted diagnostic profile and lesser co-morbidity suggests that they may be more amenable to a shift towards more appropriate outpatient resources than frequent users < 65.

According to the position statement of American Diabetes Association and the European Association for the Study of Diabetes, the reproductive age group women require more stringent glycemic control in view of younger age, longer life expectancy, shorter duration of the disease, and lesser co-morbidities and complications [ 28].

Rogers et al. reported better quality of life and lesser donor site morbidity when DCIA flap was used compared with fibula-free flap [13].

Also, preoperative irradiation seems to offer lesser late radiation morbidity by diminished fibrosis, joint stiffness and edema [ 41].

This aggressive head and neck malignancy is associated with severe morbidity and lesser five-year survival rate, 32% (radiotherapy), 48% (surgery), and 54% (combined surgery and radiotherapy), despite advances in treatment [ 1].

Adverse air quality is predominantly an issue in the summer months in Ontario, thus it plays a considerably lesser role in respiratory morbidity at the population level than the presence of respiratory viruses.