Sentence examples for life ascertained from inspiring English sources

Cases and controls were defined according to the presence of anxiety and depressive symptoms in late life, ascertained in HUSK participants using the Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale (HADS) [ 28].

If you've caught a terrorist and have placed him in shackles, do you torture him to within an inch of his life to ascertain the location of the bomb he's planted in your home city?

Future studies may also include women from pre-pregnancy and follow them prospectively during pregnancy and delivery, and follow the offspring in early life, to ascertain measures of fetal growth (anthropometric measures, cord blood and placenta) in relation to subsequent asthma and allergic disease 126, 134.

Children aged less than 16 years with food allergy and who carry an adrenaline autoinjector will be recruited from the Paediatric Allergy Clinic at Cork University Hospital, Ireland and baseline disease-specific quality of life will be ascertained using the validated Food Allergy Quality of Life Questionnaire (FAQLQ).

For example, several studies using impairment scales (PedMIDAS: Pediatric Migraine Disability Assessment) or quality of life (QoL) scales (PedsQL 4.0; Paediatric Quality of Life Inventory) have ascertained that children suffering from headaches show a considerable reduction in school attendance and leisure activities when compared to healthy children [2, 8 15].

Posttraumatic stress and quality of life should be ascertained at regular intervals starting at ICU admission and being followed up at least 6 months post-ICU.

Disability, self-rated health and quality of life were each ascertained by a single question.

Life events were ascertained using an 11 item questionnaire (derived from [ 29]).

Postneonatal infant death was defined as death between day 29 and the first completed year of life and was ascertained from the General Register Office registry.

Emerging research suggests that patient reported toxicity more comprehensively capture the subjective side effects of therapies (that is, pain) on daily experience and have higher concordance with health-related quality of life than clinician ascertained toxicity; therefore, it is more appropriate for the investigation of AIAA [ 22, 23].

As previously described, most of the early-life exposures were ascertained in self-administered family history questionnaires that were completed at baseline (D'Aloisio et al. 2010).