Sentence examples for marker of ill from inspiring English sources

Rank, though, is a consistent marker of ill health.

Presentation of symptoms to general practice is patient expressed need and is often a marker of ill health.

It remains unclear whether napping is beneficial or a risk factor for or marker of ill health.

Our observations suggest low HbA1c values may be a general marker of ill health, analogous to the well-documented U-shaped association between cholesterol and mortality (28– 30).

Similarly to our findings, this overview identified a discrepancy between findings of observational studies and of randomised controlled trials, with most supplementation trials not showing an effect of vitamin D on disease occurrence, and the authors concluded that low vitamin D status is more likely to be a marker of ill health than a cause of disease.

Study by Macdonald et al. [ 23] has suggested that vitamin D status might not be the only marker of ill health, but also an indicator of lifestyle of an individual like indoor working with restrictions of sunlight exposure, low mobility, dietary habits that might affect long-term health.

High HRVindicates a healthy autonomic nervous system that can respond flexibly to dynamically changing environmental demands while low HRV is frequently a marker of ill-health.

At present, a role for 25(OH D in modifying PCa has not been well defined and it is unclear whether high 25(OH D status is causally related to the disease or a marker of ill-health.

We examined links between indicators of early life adversity, possible intermediary phenotypes, and markers of ill health in adult subjects (n = 666) recruited from affluent and deprived areas.

This polymorphism provides a valuable marker of the ill-defined successful ancestor that emerged from the evolutionary bottleneck and from which the MTBC expanded.

Therefore, a more logical interpretation is that referral and/or use of amoxicillin were both markers of very ill children at high risk of death.