Sentence examples for preceding illness from inspiring English sources

The headache duration of more than 4 weeks was excluded to minimize recall bias for the presence of preceding illness.

Furthermore, the significant association between treatment onset and outcome was stronger for 'very early' and 'early' lithium onset in comparison to the Lithium initiation after 11 years of preceding illness.

In those who develop symptoms from experimental infection (only 67% of healthy experimentally infected individuals), symptoms and viral shedding show a similar pattern, but with viral shedding preceding illness by one day.

Thirty-one of 33 cases interviewed reportedly ate ghagra shak in the 24 hours preceding illness which provides further evidence that eating X. strumarium caused this outbreak.

Fifteen patients had a history of preceding illness.

It was, however, noted that physicians are more likely to require a stool culture from patients with preceding illness.

As well as a potential consequence of psychosis, it has been suggested that social disability may precede illness onset, with functional impairment also evident in the prodromal phase.

Although the genetic component involvement is clear, the precise molecular and cellular defects that precedes illness onset and the sequence of mechanisms that initiate or attenuate disease progression, particularly in neurons, are still unknown.

The most common reasons for exclusion were the presence of an exclusionary comorbid condition which preceded illness onset (12/27, 44%), a symptom duration of less than 6 months (7/27, 26%), and a greater than six month duration between exposure and subjective illness onset (7/27, 26%, mean time to onset of illness 3.5 years, range 2.1-5.5 2.1-5.5 years

Both deaths were notable because neither victim reported any contact with birds in the month preceding his illness.

Minor grades of memory defect are not uncommon aftereffects of severe head injury or infections such as encephalitis; typically they are shown in forgetfulness about recent events, in slow and insecure learning of new skills, and sometimes in a degree of persistent amnesia for events preceding the illness.