Children's bodies are more sensitive to the effects of fevers than adults bodies are.
Under the assumed 3 feeding attempts, the sensitivity analysis revealed the model output, particularly the prevalence of fever, is sensitive to the assumed efficacy of the bed net intervention.
Group A beta hemolytic streptococcus (GAS), the organism which initiates rheumatic fever (RF) continues to be sensitive to penicillin.
Unlike steroid hormones and semen parameters, AGD measurements are not likely to be sensitive to physiological and lifestyle factors (stress, abstinence time, fever, smoking, etc).
Acute forms present with severe symptoms such as pain, swelling, fever, lymphadenopathy or a mobile tooth sensitive to percussion.
Mosquitoes and the diseases they carry including malaria, dengue fever, Ross River virus, and West Nile virus are especially sensitive to temperature changes and land elevation.
The book opens, most beautifully, with Clem reduced to a sort of moral fever in Ladbroke Grove, wandering the streets, desolate, impotent and aggressive, yet painfully sensitive to impression.
Clinical features include painful swelling, signs of infection (fever, oozing pus, abscess and soft tissue inflammation) and a mobile tooth sensitive to percussion.
What is more, the authorities are concerned about certain tropical diseases that are sensitive to climate change, and they note a recent uptick in the incidence of rabies, leptospirosis, dengue, yellow fever and malaria.
