Sentence examples for sick reduced from inspiring English sources

Strain refused to believe the indigenous Kuna who told him that he was going the wrong way, and months later he was found naked and sick, reduced to seventy-five pounds.

On the soccer field, as Mr. Jacobson claps and exhorts and hugs his players when he substitutes them in and out of games and dramatically covers his face with his hands in response to their mistakes, no one could guess that the coach, known to most as Jake, is sick — reduced to taking afternoon naps so he can stay awake the rest of the day.

In Herman and Jackson's 29 (high-quality) study the percentage of parents reporting that they were 'very worried' when their child was sick reduced by one-third.

Human infection with protozoal pathogens has been associated with close contact with livestock (Hunter et al. 2004; Siwila et al. 2007), but exposure can be minimized through management practices targeting a reduction in transmission, including the isolation of sick animals, reduced contact with manure, water treatment/filtration and good hygiene (Barrington et al. 2002).

Mikhail Chekhov, a member of the household at Melikhovo, described the extent of his brother's medical commitments: Chekhov's expenditure on drugs was considerable, but the greatest cost was making journeys of several hours to visit the sick, which reduced his time for writing.

Missing data on the length of sick leave reduced the number of included subjects to 993.

The disorder can result in increased sick leave, reduced productivity, and even unemployment.

The indirect non-health care costs are the costs of production losses due to sick leave, reduced productivity while at work, and work disability of the worker.

Partial sick leave reduced the risk of full disability pension by 6% and increased the risk of partial disability pension by 8% compared with full sick leave; however, there was no effect on the total rate of disability pensions.

It is important to highlight this issue as WMSD in dentistry might contribute considerably to sick leave, reduced productivity and future possibility of leaving the profession at an early age [ 7- 9].

"If workers go in sick, they have the chance of getting others sick and reduce productivity," said Alice Kassens, an economics professor at Roanoke College.