Sentence examples for thirst increased from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ivester fumbled communication about the Belgian children, then made another public relations gaffe when he touted technologically sophisticated vending machines that could raise prices when thirst increased.

Few days after receiving last Vitamin D3 injection, she developed increased thirst, increased urinary frequency, reduced appetite, severe nausea, vomiting and constipation.

In our study full disclosure of diabetes status, whether desired or not, often followed a hyperglycaemic (increased thirst, increased urination, tiredness or fatigue and blurred vision) or hypoglycaemic (dizziness, shaking, slowed speech or thinking and weakness and possibly mental confusion, unconsciousness or seizures) event.

Symptoms of diabetes include excessive thirst, increased urination, fatigue, increased appetite, unexplained weight loss and blurred vision.

Higher bicarbonate administration through dialysis does not result in thirst increase, fluid overload, or significant interdialytic weight gain variation, which are common undesirable effects observed during the oral administration of alkali salts.

Guests' thirst increases mostly when he/she eats food.

The folks at Jarvis need to be told we already have the American Civil Liberties Union, and they should concentrate on their original mission to control local and state governments' never-ending thirst for increased revenue.

Eventually, untreated diabetes results in dehydration, thirst, and increased fluid intake.

Most patients either denied any symptoms following the OSPS ingestion or symptoms were vague and non-specific (no symptoms (5), thirst (2), increased diuresis (1), persistent diarrhea and weight loss (1), malaise (1), cough (1), unknown (4)).

Clinically significant differences between the experimental conditions were observed for the remaining parameters; statistical tests were conducted on these variables and the results are reported below and detailed in Table 2.> -wrap-foot> Thirst perception increased over the course of the FD condition.

Rarely, gestational diabetes may cause excessive thirst or increased urination.