Sentence examples for time of disease from inspiring English sources

Americans are living longer, but those added years are more likely to be a time of disease and disability.

Where possible, "flare rate" prior to ATT was defined as the number of flare-ups per unit time of disease.

Therefore, we can assert that the average extinction time of disease decreases with the increase of noises.

The aim of our pilot study was to compare FDG and 18F-fluorocholine (FCH) in detection of MM lesions at time of disease relapse or progression.

Cutting the heads off the formerly powerful in front of baying crowds with a massive sword was the kind of justice that made sense in a time of disease, poverty and chucking your own shit and piss out the window.

Our findings likely underpin the neuropsychological symptoms at time of disease onset in HD.

The mean time of disease duration was 8 years (±3.8 years).

It is therefore difficult to see length of ICU stay as a measure of time of disease.

At the time of disease onset, mice were administered by i.p. injection of 50 µg per does for 9 consecutive days.

We tested for correlation between AC subjects' dual-control impairment and estimates of how close subjects were to time of disease onset.

All prevalences increased with time of disease.