Sentence examples for ongoing febrile from inspiring English sources

Exclusion criteria were: use of systemic immunosuppressive medication, ongoing febrile illness, pregnancy or laboratory confirmed pH1N1 influenza before the first vaccination.

Our ongoing febrile surveillance studies identified and documented 2 cases of human EMCV disease, each of which was diagnosed by virus isolation from acute-phase serum.

After confirming adequate connection of the ECD to the external heat exchange unit, we were able to induce hypothermia despite the patient's ongoing febrile response.

Serum from dengue-positive patients was collected from febrile patients, who had provided permission for the future use of their blood samples, presenting to 12 health facilities within or near Iquitos, Peru, as part of an ongoing febrile surveillance study.

Whole venous blood was collected into purple-top ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid (EDTA) tubes during ongoing surveillance studies from febrile individuals reporting to 12 health facilities in Iquitos.

Not as febrile as the ongoing Sister War between the two oldest Garry children, though: Germaine (15, and 15 stone) and Aretha (14, angry, ginger).

Therefore, Itaya virus should be included in the list of potential pathogens that may account for a percentage of the 67% febrile cases enrolled in ongoing passive surveillance that are currently undiagnosed (9 ).

At that time, he was enrolled in an ongoing laboratory-based surveillance study of acute febrile illness (AFI).

Therefore, a limitation of the present study is that we did not include febrile outpatients who were normothermic in the ED because of ongoing antipyretic drugs treatment.

Most febrile horses are not infected with HeV but will often require ongoing veterinary interventions for underlying disease.

Improving access to additional diagnostics, continuing medical education, and ongoing evaluation and revision of clinical guidelines may lead to more consistent management of febrile illness by providers, and may potentially decrease prescription of unnecessary antibiotics.