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Discover LudwigThe phrase "more fatigue" is correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to describe an increased level of tiredness or exhaustion. Example: After running a marathon, John felt even more fatigue than he did after his usual daily runs.
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No more fevers, no more fatigue; even the cough disappeared.
The longer we are awake, irrespective of where we are in our established circadian rhythms, the more fatigue exerts its pressure on us.
PD patients endorsed significantly more fatigue.
"We are hoping that it is more fatigue than a soft tissue problem".
In recent years, more and more fatigue failures occur on weld roots.
They were less temperature susceptible, therefore potentially more fatigue resistant, but more complicated to design.
Therefore more and more fatigue problems caused by galloping oscillations have occurred in the 1990s.
"I think you get more fatigue when you are down to 14 men twice in the half".
Thinner films were more fatigue resistant and contained fewer, smaller extrusions than thicker films.
The CVA group reported significantly more fatigue on the total items combined than the non-CVA group, and the non-CVA group reported significantly more fatigue than the normal controls (F2,112=8.51, P<.001).
The CVA group reported significantly more fatigue than the control group on items 3, 4, 7, 10, and 11, with the CVA group reporting significantly more fatigue than the non-CVA group on items 3 and 10 (all P<.005).
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