Sentence examples for to a debilitated from inspiring English sources

The reasons behind the exceptionally high case-fatality rate in the 1918 influenza pandemic have been associated to the virus pathogenesis [10] [12], the absence of antibiotics to treat secondary bacteremia infections [13], [14] and to a debilitated health care system, exhausted by a frail population found at the end of World War I [3].

Court ordered transfers are excluded from the congressional restrictions; otherwise the administration would not have been able to send even a debilitated prisoner home to certain countries.

The European Commission estimated that the original plan would have boosted income by 1.8% and created 2.5m extra jobs (other estimates put the welfare and employment gains lower).In many ways, however, the directive (which the European Parliament was due to vote on as The Economist went to press) is a debilitated creature.

In my view, it was not in the best interest of the patient and family to continue aggressive treatment until the infant worsened to a severely debilitated state.

Russell Miller posits in Bare-faced Messiah that it was important for Hubbard to be found in a debilitated condition, so as to present OT III as "a research accomplishment of immense magnitude".

We think at minimum you would need to perform experiments using VASP with a debilitated or missing g-actin binding domain to unambiguously ascribe the effects they observed to the side-binding activity of VASP.

I think at minimum the authors would need to perform experiments using VASP with a debilitated or missing g-actin binding domain to unambiguously ascribe the effects they observed to the side-binding activity of VASP.

The story of AMPED goes something like this: what begins as a government-sponsored program to give mobility to debilitated young patients results in six teen minds trapped in android bodies that nefarious forces are hellbent on acquiring.

But even when considered friendly, or at least commensal, their population needs to be tightly controlled to ensure it stays benevolent rather than taking advantage of a debilitated host (Eberl, 2010).

The U.S. dollar also could draw support from a political source, if Democrats elect to challenge the Bush Administration's apparent tolerance of a debilitated currency in the 2004 presidential race.

Research suggests a weaker sense of taste in people with obesity, with the assumption that a debilitated taste response increases the desire for more intensely tasting stimuli to compensate for decreased taste input.