Sentence examples for overall ill from inspiring English sources

Consider the rise of the memoir, the incidences of contrived and fabricated memoirs, the rash of imputations of plagiarism in novels, the overall ill health of the mainstream novel.

Poverty raises risk for infant mortality, low birth weight, poor diet, limited physical activity, teenage childbearing, depression, obesity, unintentional injuries, homicide, suicide, coronary heart disease, diabetes, and overall ill health [ 3, 8].

There is need for increased support to care-giving older people, who we show to report good physical functioning health but poor emotional wellbeing, and who over time are likely to suffer overall ill-health (Ice et al. 2010; Wilson et al. 1991).

It is a marker of poor outcome if measured during the initial 24 h of intensive care unit admission in CS [5] or in overall critically ill patient population [6].

"She got her inspiration after my 8-year-old sister started having health issues concerning her ability to use the bathroom and her overall feeling ill," he said.

Discrimination was associated with four of the five social and emotional well-being domains; anxiety, depression, suicide risk and overall mental ill health.

The single-center design, small sample size, and numerous exclusion criteria make the results less generalizable to the overall, critically ill population with bilateral pulmonary infiltrates.

As this subgroup of patients seems to be highly different from the overall critically ill patient population as well as other patient subgroups, a different approach to their glycaemic control may be needed.

Although hyperglycaemia does not seem to be as harmful in diabetics as in non-diabetic patients [ 22], higher variability of blood glucose values has been associated with increased risk of mortality in overall critically ill patients [ 28].

The day is coming when your stories will be told only by faux mountaineers in new overalls to ill-informed tourists at storytelling festivals".

Although patients included were more severely ill, overall mortality in the IVOIRE study remains very low (39% at 28 days and 52% at 90 days) compared with the RENAL study.