Sentence examples for many patients developing from inspiring English sources
Heart failure can take a heavy psychological toll, with many patients developing symptoms of depression.
Many patients developing a condition known as aortic stenosis, a narrowing of that valve, are too old or too sick to withstand open-heart surgery to replace a diseased aortic valve, which controls blood flow into the aorta from the heart.
Bone is an important target tissue in patients with RA, with many patients developing local erosions and periarticular and generalised osteoporosis.
Estimates suggest 40% of patients with WAS develop autoimmunity, with many patients developing several manifestations of autoimmune disease. 2 As an example, Sullivan et al reported that two-thirds of patients with autoimmune manifestations of WAS developed multiple autoimmune disorders.
Conversely, many patients developing AKI-Cr did not have prolonged periods of oliguria the day before diagnosis of AKI-Cr, with only half of AKI-Cr patients experiencing oliguria of four hours or more the preceding day and approximately one quarter of 23 patients progressing to AKI-Cr without any oliguria the preceding day.
Many patients developing AKI-Cr did not have prolonged periods of oliguria on the day prior to diagnosis of AKI-Cr, with only 52% (12 of 23) of such patients experiencing oliguria for four or more hours during the preceding day and 5 of 22 patients progressing to RIFLE I without any oliguria the preceding day.
Many patients develop nutritional deficiencies or require follow-up surgery.
In spite of promising new therapies, many patients develop resistance and progression.
Many patients develop a remarkable compensatory heightening of other, non-linguistic powers and skills, especially the ability to "read" other people.
And the quality data compiled by the nursing homes themselves — such as how many patients develop bedsores or experience serious falls — is obviously subject to manipulation.
Many patients develop distal radioulnar joint (DRUJ) pain and loss of forearm rotation after distal radial fractures.
