Sentence examples for more of fever from inspiring English sources

acquired by the patient after catheter insertion for ≥48 h with no other identifiable source, along with one or more of fever ≥38°C, chills or hypotension [ 6].

‡One or more of fever, shivers, haematuria, haematochezia, and haemoejaculate, excluding men reporting no sexual activity at either 7 or 35 day assessment.

§One or more of fever, shivers, haematuria, haematochezia, and haemoejaculate, including men reporting no sexual activity at either 7 or 35 day assessment.

If the study veterinarian suspects swine respiratory illness/swine influenza, based on symptoms of one or more of: fever, sneezing, cough, huddling, loss of appetite (decreased feed consumption), stunted growth (i.e., pigs in the same pen visibly vary in size and shape) or increased mortality with or without cough; he/she makes a site visit to the farm.

26/361 (7.2%) infants in the first week of life presenting with one or more of fever, convulsions, irritability, a bulging fontanel or an axillary temperature ≥ 39°C had meningitis compared to 5/670 (< 1%) without any of these signs (p < 0.001): sensitivity 84%, specificity 67%, PPV 7.2% and NPV 99.3%.

63/986 (6.4%) infants age 7 to 59 days presenting with one or more of fever, convulsions, irritability, a bulging fontanel or an axillary temperature ≥ 39°C had meningitis compared to 4/394 1%) without any of these signs (p < 0.001): sensitivity 94%, specificity 30%, PPV 6.3% and NPV 99.0% for meningitis.

Women experienced significantly more episodes of fever than men (p < 0.001).

Today not only treatment but even more prevention of fever has become the focus of intensivists.

Because the nine ill schoolmates were isolated, no more cases of fever occurred in the school.

She reported having 2 more days of fever after her initial visit, but had no rash, petechiae, bleeding, or progression of respiratory symptoms.

Second, given that the studies included were conducted in malaria-endemic stable high-transmission areas, it is likely that malaria accounts for more episodes of fever in these regions than any other cause.