Sentence examples for patients termed from inspiring English sources

Certain patients, termed high utilizers, use disproportionate shares of resources during 1 year.

Attention has recently turned to an emerging population of extremely overweight patients, termed superobese and defined as those with body mass index (BMI) ≥50 kg/m2.

Patients were newly diagnosed, untreated myositis patients (termed acute, N = 14) or long-standing myositis patients (termed chronic, N = 76).

Marcussen and Wolff successfully treated aura symptoms in migraine patients termed as "vasoconstrictor symptoms" by inhalation of 10% CO2 in either air or oxygen for 5 min [36].

However, there are a very small number of patients termed "elite controllers" who become infected but can control viremia, with the preponderance of evidence pointing to CD8+ T cell mediated immune control.

To examine the effect of potential drugs on the splicing of the IKAP mRNA we used three FD cell lines derived from three FD patients (termed FDA, FDB and FDD).

Gestational trophoblastic neoplasia followed abortions in five patients, term pregnancy in three and complete hydatidiform mole in three.

It means getting cheap money, on good, patient terms, to the sectors that represent a sustainable industrial future, and it also means making life more expensive for those sectors that don't fit the vision.

Missing values are provided by examining Agent, Action and Patient terms individually, in that order.

Agent and Patient terms are defined as object concepts (s(_{1}) and p(_{1})) to be realised as noun phrases (NPs).

This is termed Patient-Initiated Communication (PatIC).