Sentence examples for slower fever from inspiring English sources

Regardless of treatment groups, patients with gametocytemia cleared asexual parasite much slower that those without gametocytemia (P ≤ 0.018) and also had slower fever clearance times although this was not statistically significant (P = 0.075).

The slower fever clearance observed in study A2401 may have been caused by less frequent evaluation in this study and the relatively small proportion of patients (approximately 20%) who used antipyretics compared with other trials (approximately 80% in studies A025, A026, and A028).

Extended-spectrum cephalosporins such as ceftriaxone and cefixime are commonly used for infections caused by MDR organisms and in children, although these tend to be associated with slower fever clearance times (FCTs), and sporadic reports of extended-spectrum beta-lactamase (ESBL -producing isolatESBL -producingn (7).

The continuous warfare had a serious effect upon Manuel's vitality; he declined in health and in 1180 succumbed to a slow fever.

EIA is less commonly known as Mountain Fever, Slow Fever, Equine Malarial Fever, and Coggins Disease .[14]

Gonzales described it as "a wonderland of harmonic delights, softcore jollies, and slow-jam fever floating on the tip of Cupid's arrow" and wrote that it "shows the group exploring the sensuality of black pop without sounding like boulevard bullies stalking their objects of desire".

Patients in ARC2 were more likely to be male (79% vs. 64%), less frequently reported a history of malaria in the previous 12 months (33% vs. 41%), and demonstrated slower parasite and fever clearance times (median 78 vs. 64 hours and 16 vs. 9 hours, respectively) than patients in ARC1.

The Liberty had won 12 of its previous 13 games, but the Fever slowed that momentum and held the Liberty to 37 percent shooting.

This acute stage lasts two or three days, after which the patient either begins to recover or proceeds to a deeper toxic state marked by high fever, slow pulse rate, and the vomiting of dark blood.

A delayed PCT peak higher than 500 pg/mL contributes to the early diagnosis of invasive fungal disease and PCT decrease in follow-up promptly reflects response to antifungal therapy when compared with the slow resolution of fever.

Fever resolution was slower with SP alone; the percentage of children who still had fever on day 1 were 18% for SP, 5% for CQ+SP, 6% for ART+SP and 5% for AQ+SP (p<0.008 for each comparison with SP).