Children dying in the consortium set had significantly lower base excess, C-reactive protein (CRP), platelet and white cell count, more deranged coagulation and higher lactate than survivors.
Acute Physiology and Chronic Health Evaluation (APACHE) II and Simplified Acute Physiology Score (SAPS) II measure severity of illness by a numeric score [ 2, 3] based on physiologic variables selected because of their impact on mortality: the sicker the patient, the more deranged the values and the higher the score.
The recommended guidelines for treatment of hypertension in this cohort during the eighties and nineties were >160/90 mm Hg, which might indicate that the hypertensive group represented individuals with more deranged blood pressure and higher atherosclerotic risk, compared to later studies.
Punning is an incurable illness, and Gainsbourg's became more frequent and more deranged as his career progressed, sagging under the weight of his alcoholism.
Observational studies with insulin in people with type 2 diabetes often find that it is associated with worse outcomes and more deranged metabolism (whatever outcome is measured), as indeed is the case for malignancy (21).
ALD patients were found to have lower sodium (mean 135.56; P = 0.004) and be hypocalcaemic (P = 0.015), as well as having more deranged LFTs (P < 0.001) and clotting studies (P < 0.001).
After all, events in news reports are often more deranged or just plain dishonest, and "Six Feet Under," a dark comedy about a funeral home, is a popular, award-winning television show.
I didn't think Ed Gein and Boxing Helena would ever fuck and have a more deranged baby.
In a letter to Smith confirming his involvement, Long described the film in vivid terms: "I didn't think Ed Gein and Boxing Helena would ever fuck and have a more deranged baby".
