Sentence examples for morbidity of some from inspiring English sources

The proportionate morbidity of some broad syndromes or etiologic diagnoses was higher in patients travelling to specific regions.

However, it was found that after fish were immunized with inactivated vaccine against hemorrhagic disease, the morbidity of some bacterial diseases, such as enteritis and gillrot, was also clearly reduced.

Inhabitants living in mountain areas suffer a higher morbidity of some specific syndromes connected with hypoxia and hyperbaria, such as acute mountain sickness, and pulmonary and cerebral edema [ 25].

Also, the proportionate morbidity of some broad syndromes or etiologic diagnoses was higher in persons returning to specific European countries, as illustrated for falciparum malaria (Italy, France), dengue (United Kingdom), CHIKV infection (France), animal-related injuries requiring rabies PEP (France, United Kingdom) and cerebromeningeal infections (Italy) (p<0.0001).

Despite the high incidence, and morbidity of anal cancer in some populations, there is still no consensus recommendation for how to effectively screen for anal cancer for those at highest risk (i.e. HIV positive MSM).

Given the level of morbidity of respondents, and that some patients had been "coached" to present to the Emergency Department under particular circumstances, it is unsurprising that the majority reported admissions as appropriate on the day, that is, from the patient's perspective the admission could not have been avoided on that day.

I'm 34 next year so I want the surgery' or 'I know that they said it isn't certain that I will get it too but I'm the one who looks like my mother.' When psychological morbidity of the women was examined some further differences emerged.

I suggest that the morbidity of the thing and the morbidity of the idea need to be separated.

"Ineluctable morbidity of the temporal!" exclaims the Irishman.

The morbidity of the times turned him, as he put it, into "a historian".

Is its popularity a sign of the "morbidity of our culture"?