Sentence examples for recurrent fits from inspiring English sources

In Britain up until 1970, a marriage could be annulled if "either party was, at the time of marriage, of unsound mind, mentally defective or subject to recurrent fits of insanity or epilepsy".

As late as 1858, the physician Edward Sieveking wrote that "we ought not to counsel epileptics to marry", and the 1937 Matrimonial Causes Act stated a marriage could be made void "if either party was, at the time of marriage, of unsound mind, mentally defective or subject to recurrent fits of insanity or epilepsy".

She suffered from recurrent fits followed by partial paralysis episodic blindness.

In one case, a caesarean section was performed to expedite delivery because of recurrent eclamptic fits with neurological impairment.

In contrast, both Mary, aged 58, with poorly controlled insulin-treated type 2 diabetes, obesity and multiple complications (who described her diabetes as a "monster") and Priya, aged 14, with recurrent hypoglycaemic attacks with fits (whose parent described her diabetes as "a box of scary things") had made several unsuccessful attempts in the past to adjust their diet and medication.

Two of our recurrent cases did not fit into the definition of recurrences established by WHO, namely, that the recurrence should appear within 1 year of completing treatment (1).

I fit a recurrent hitchhiking model to the relationship between synonymous site diversity (πs) and amino acid divergence (Ka), to quantify selection parameters for beneficial mutations [ 13].

There are no established statistical methods for evaluating the goodness-of-fit of recurrent events survival models, and this is a topic of further research.

Although the differences in LL were indistinguishable, the A-G and frailty models showed minor AIC differences but strong BIC differences in fitting the recurrent events.

Fitting a recurrent hitchhiking model to polymorphism data suggests a higher value of αs in D. miranda than in D. melanogaster.

The proposed scheme suggested that GS fits well with recurrent selection approaches that are not usually employed in the conventional breeding of selfing crop species.