Sentence examples for own onset from inspiring English sources

"My own onset began in my right toes, and has been progressing," she says.

This study indicates that carbon fibers embedded in epoxy matrix may serve as electrical strain sensors to detect both their own onset of damage and that of the composite under load, prior to specimen fracture.

Hierarchical methods eliminate the "one season fits all" modeling assumption by allowing, for example, each year to have its own linear baseline, its own onset of peak activity, its own seasonal duration, and its own peak magnitude.

Males and close contact with a person with respiratory symptoms within 10 days before their own onset of illness were associated with adenovirus infection, but sleeping adjacent to someone ill with respiratory symptoms did not present higher risk to infection [ 39].

But the show was under the spotlight for its own alleged onset depravity in October.

Of note were the presence of bats in the neighborhood of his residence, the patient's profession as camel breeder, and his contact with a camel that was reported to have had a respiratory illness before his own illness onset.

However, since doctors cannot rely on predictability of an illness to understand either what or when a caregiver might be experiencing increasing demands, Rolland's Model evolved into a Therapeutic Quadrangle, in which each illness has its own personality, onset, course, degree of incapacity, predictability, and course[ 7].

and treat his own late-onset adenoid disorder with nothing more than a lobster-heavy diet.

In our own early-onset BCC case-control study, ever indoor tanning was associated with a two-fold (OR = 2.14 95% CI = 1.31-3.47) incrisked risk of BCC compared to never indoor tanning among all females [ 18], yet in females over age 31, the risk associated with persistent indoor tanning versus never indoor tanning was even stronger (OR = 2.76, 95% CI = 1.30-5.86) (data not shown).

The high prevalence of intellectual deficit and epilepsy in ASD indicates that all three disorders share elements of their pathophysiology [ 26], but that each of these disorders has its own timing of onset and dynamic of clinical expression.

In reference to his own diagnosis with early onset dementia, the author Terry Pratchett summed up this reaction quite simply: "People get embarrassed, lower their voices and get lost for words".