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Discover Ludwig'lethal outcome' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a result or consequence that is deadly or fatal. For example: "The patient's condition was serious, and doctors feared a lethal outcome."
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If unrecognized and untreated, impaired HPA axis function may result in a lethal outcome [33, 34].
Previous studies have suggested that, in the pediatric population, this may not portend a lethal outcome.
Since the discovery, the World Health Organization noted 971 cases of MERS-CoV, and of these, 365 led to a lethal outcome (WHO 2015).
Mice treated with PPMO before and after VEEV infection were completely protected from lethal outcome while mice receiving only post-infection PPMO treatment were partially protected.
Significantly elevated levels of a serpin plasminogen activator inhibitor 1 (PAI-1) correlate with a lethal outcome in severe sepsis and disseminated intravascular coagulation.
Bacterial reappearance after the apparent recovery always led to a lethal outcome.
Hence, a nonhuman primate model with a lethal outcome would be advantageous.
Such an effect can reverse the lethal outcome of a high dose of the inflammatory stimulus.
We found that 1×109 bacteria were an optimal dose to induce severe meningococcal sepsis with a lethal outcome.
Many of the CD46 transgenic mice, i. e. 43% (20/46), demonstrated a "sepsis-like" pattern resulting in a lethal outcome within 2 days after infection.
Additionally, our results confirm the conclusion of Gow et al. [21] that dissemination is no necessary prerequisite for lethal outcome after infection of the CAM.
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