Sentence examples for sudden episode from inspiring English sources

The likelihood of a sudden episode of confidence erosion would have been much lower had this not been the trend.

Because of a new sudden episode of headache, he underwent a new follow-up (d) that showed a new increase in the size of the T1WI hyperintensity, suggesting re-bleeding.

The Mayo Clinic's definition of a panic attack echoes this truth: "A panic attack is a sudden episode of intense fear that triggers severe physical reactions when there is no real danger or apparent cause".

These individuals are at increased risk for a sudden episode of severe hypoglycemia.

However on the second day of admission she had a sudden episode of ventricular fibrillation and despite all resuscitative measures the patient could not be revived.

The aim of this study is to quantify the transient increase in risk of a sudden episode of low back pain associated with acute exposure to a range of common physical and psychological factors.

HOW do you live with a disease that can cause sudden episodes of extreme pain?

Significant cultural and technological novelties had previously been rare, with long periods of apparent stability intervening between relatively sudden episodes of innovation.

During these sudden episodes an already overtaxed heart fails to pump robustly enough, causing the lung tissues to fill up with blood.

But while intermittent explosive disorder characterised by "repeated, sudden episodes of impulsive, aggressive, violent behavior or angry verbal outbursts in which you react grossly out of proportion to the situation," (the Mayo Clinic)—is generally accepted by experts, the concept of a "rage blackout" is by no means mainstream.

However, in contrast to seizures a clinical hallmark of narcolepsy, are sudden episodes of muscle atonia triggered by excitement such as presentation of food.