Sentence examples for the current fever from inspiring English sources

Alas, such are the powerful entrenched interests in drugmaking that it will take something stronger than a dose of information to calm the current fever over pill-pricing.While drugmaking has certainly become a more costly and controversial business in recent years, the path to miraculous medicines has never run smooth.

Burrowing owls led to anarchists vomiting on tech shuttles and that now brings us to yet another reality show attempting to capture the current fever pitch in Silicon Valley.

Third, we were not able to include children less than 2 months of age in the current fever surveillance since these children were admitted and cared for in a separate area of the hospital.

The clinician screened patients presenting at the clinics and enrolled those who gave informed consent and matched the inclusion criteria of current fever or self reported history of fever in the past 48 hours where the clinician suspected malaria and would normally request a diagnosis or would treat with a malaria drug.

The further criteria of "severe anaemia (Hb <5 g/dl)," "prostration," and "current fever >38°C" increased the sensitivity of the WHO criteria to 86.2% (85.1% to 87.3%), with a specificity of 24.8% (23.4% to 26.2%).

Children from surgery wards without respiratory infection in the previous 14 days and without current fever or antibiotic use were eligible for the control group.

The clinical variables evaluated for their relationship with pulmonary tuberculosis status of the subjects included: blood in sputum, night sweat, weight loss, current fever, loss of appetite in previous two months, currently feeling increased fatigue.

This is where the current entrepreneurial fever can get dangerous.

The British Pig Association said the current swine fever outbreak in Russia was a result of feeding infected waste food to pigs.

The current war fever has shaken Iran's uneasy coexistence with Iraq, which has prevailed since the end of the Iran-Iraq war.

Unfortunately the technology is still in its infancy and Banerjee says it is too much of a blunt tool to be of use in the current yellow fever campaign in Darfur.