Sentence examples for odd illness from inspiring English sources

The emergency services were prepared for the odd illness or injury, not for what occurred.

Consulting a shaman is still common among many Koreans, usually when they come down with the blues, the odd illness or a run of bad luck.

As Virginia Woolf writes in her dazzling meditation "On Being Ill", "illness often takes on the disguise of love, and plays the same odd tricks".

Logistic regression showed that a disparity of responses to items 2 and 12 was predicted by fewer years of education (Odds ratio = 1.12, 95% confidence interval 1.07 – 1.17) and more years of illness (Odds ratio = 0.76, 95% confidence interval 0.66 – 0.66).

CI – Confidence Interval IMCI – Integrated Managemnt of Childhood Illness OR – Odds Ratio PAR – Paediatric admission record WHO – World Health Organisation The author(s) declare that they have no competing interests.

Odds of long-term illness in 1991 were also no longer significantly raised for remarried women who had previously been divorced, although they were still raised for 2001 long-term illness.

Children living in houses that were in poor overall condition (did not meet the requirements for effective conduct of three or more of the eight healthy living practices) tended to have more reported illness, with Odds Ratios (ORs) higher than 2 for four out of the five recorded illnesses, with one being statistically significant and two being of borderline statistical significance.

Sky have some legitimate excuses for a lack of collective form in the way of crashes, illness and the odd bad day but their past race control of everything and everyone has been so overwhelming that their moments of weakness have been all the more noticeable.

This strange illness meanwhile left the female survivors with an odd glow that made them too visible, scrutinized too closely, held to higher standards.

BMI: Body Mass Index; BP: Blood Pressure; CMHT: Community Mental Health Team; CSQ: Client Satisfaction Questionnaire; CVD: Cardiovascular Disease GPP: General Practice; MRC Medical Research Councill; NICE: National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence ORR: Odds ratio; SMI: Severe Mental Illness.

Odds of correctly diagnosing the illness early were calculated using random effect logistic regression, adjusting for cluster effects verified by quadrature check.