Sentence examples for more frailty than from inspiring English sources

On one hand, it's their most sonically breathtaking work, built on otherworldly noises and instrumentation that sound as if they're being beamed from a future disco in an orbiting space-station; on the other, it's their most moving and vulnerable, too, with Coyne finding more frailty than ever before in his outlandish ideas.

This is consistent with the empirical evidence that the risk of disability and/or morbidity for those presenting with 3 or more frailty components is much higher than when 1 or 2 components are presented, and still greater than when no criteria is present.

Thou seest I have more flesh than another man, and therefore more frailty.

"Thou seest I have more flesh than another man, and therefore more frailty" W. Shakespeare (1564 1616), Henry IV.

We also need more frailty units.

Elderly patients are more vulnerable to acute stress due to age-related diminution of physiological reserve and more common frailty than younger patients [6].

Even Lance Armstrong showed more signs of frailty than these two during their stage victories.

We consider anemia therefore to be more a proxy for frailty than a direct cause related to mortality.

The analysis also highlighted the importance of 'shortness of breath on level walking' as a more important frailty indicator than diagnosed respiratory diseases.

The probability of being disabled is therefore much more due to the woman's uncharacterised "frailty" than to age or to baseline disability.

We, nevertheless, acknowledge that the small magnitude of the male CD result holds implications more for the theory of male fetal frailty than for clinical interventions.