She was great fun to be with and quite robust between illnesses.
Bipolar disorder runs in families and a confirmed history in a first-degree relative is the single most robust predictor of illness risk.
The fetus is generally robust despite maternal illness, and therapeutically what is good for the mother is generally good for the fetus.
It is a robust animal and illnesses are rare in captive fossas.
Ideally, event costs should be derived from a robust cost-of-illness study conducted in the same patient population country and setting, and with the same disease severity and treatment algorithm, as the economic evaluation.
Specifically, onset in youth may be earlier and may have more robust associations with unfavorable illness characteristics in North compared to South America.
Still other studies have suggested that onset age is a more robust method of predicting illness course, both due to its demonstrated efficacy in delineating phenotypically distinct subgroups and its putative ability to reflect common genetic characteristics (Alda et al. 2000; Azorin et al. 2013; Baldessarini et al. 2012; Etain et al. 2012).
The EC merits robust investigation in critical illness, as in vascular medicine [ 14].
The unique features of this study are that the patients studied were included using a robust definition of critical illness, and that the duration of follow up was longer than any previously reported.
During the second wave of the pandemic, the control group and the personnel sustained a robust outbreak of respiratory illness, shown retrospectively by serology to be due to the pandemic strain influenza A (H2N2), whereas the group in the irradiated building remained symptom free.
In a formal photograph of George and Anna that hung over the bed — he wearing a dark suit, she a white one — George was a big, robust man, but in his illness he had become shrunken and thin; the pale skin of his face hung slackly over his cheekbones.
