Sentence examples for medical decline from inspiring English sources

In this study, transfusion of any type (platelets, fresh frozen plasma, or blood) was a strong predictor of medical decline.

They did, however, find that of all the TBI patients included, any patient receiving a transfusion (n=65, 20%) had a significantly higher mortality (6% vs 0%, p<0.0001) and OR of medical decline (5.8, 95% CI 1.2 to 28.2).

Three patients were removed for other reasons; one patient failed to adhere to the treatment schedule, one relocated, and a third patient never received therapy due to rapid medical decline.

It is notable that third-party consultations (by guardians/family/friends on behalf of the patient) as well as hospitalisations both increased, suggesting that both the diagnostic pathway and general medical decline may actively contribute to the observed increase in primary care utilisation.

They found no statistically significant difference in outcome between the groups; they did find a trend towards significance for medical decline (defined a priori as an increase in the delivered level of monitoring or intervention because of cardiac, pulmonary or renal decline).

If service members who do not quality for a medical exemption decline the vaccine, they may be disciplined by their commanders, Mr. Turner said.

Jacob Hacker, a political scientist at Yale University, calculates an "economic security index" which tracks the proportion of Americans who see their disposable household income (after debt service and medical costs) decline by 25% or more from one year to the next.

The average net income for primary care physicians, after adjusting for inflation, declined 10% from 1995 to 2005, and the net income for medical specialists declined 2% [ 22].

The medical school declined to comment for this article.

Olson and a public information officer for the medical examiner declined to comment on the incident.

But the company's medical enrollment declined 17percentt from a year earlier, to 10 million.