Sentence examples for marker of illness from inspiring English sources
Hypothesizing that physicians would avoid hypoxia most attentively in the most critically ill patients, hyperoxia could be an indirect marker of illness severity or responsive care, and could thereby reflect a worse outcome.
As a marker of illness severity, ambulatory status was obtained.
The mobility status of each participant was ascertained as a marker of illness and injury severity.
Whether IAH is a marker of illness severity or a cause of critical illness or clinical deterioration remains unclear.
A large body of evidence supports the association between stress, clinically significant depression, and activation of the immune and neuroendocrine systems (Woiciechowsky et al. 1999; Berk et al. 2011; Gibney and Drexhage 2013), although it still remains unclear if differential reactivity to stress reflects a predisposition or a marker of illness activity or both.
The latter could be an interesting avenue for youth research as Gonzalez and colleagues (2014) recently demonstrated that a lower circadian rhythmicity index was a useful marker of illness severity in adults with BD and was correlated with total manic symptom score and with some individual manic symptoms.
Founded in 2007, it offers a kit for $99 which tests customers' DNA for genetic markers of illness and infirmity.
Understanding the natural history of psychiatric disease is a critical advance supporting the identification of associated markers of illness risk and development.
An important strategic aim to attain these goals is mapping risk processes and markers of illness activity over the trajectory of illness development—from well but at risk, to full-blown illness.
Finally, the use of dynamic markers of illness severity (such as daily changes in Sequential Organ Failure Assessment (SOFA) score) could have been useful to further interpret the association between ΔMPV and prognosis.
Together, our findings provide insights into the substrates of anatomical dysconnectivity patterns for schizophrenia and highlight the potential for connectome-based metrics as neural markers of illness progression and clinical change with treatment.
