Sentence examples for triggered a fever from inspiring English sources

In his essay Gardens in Wartime, the Austrian novelist Stefan Zweig contrasts how the outbreak of the first world war triggered a fever of flagwaving and patriotic chanting on the streets of Vienna, with how calmly Londoners carried on pruning their hedges when news of the war against Hitler broke in 1939.

In the meantime, the rapid development of China-Vietnam trade and economic cooperation also triggered a fever of educational exchange between the two countries.

Concerns were raised several years ago after scientists found that 1-year-old children who were given the MMRV vaccine had double the risk of a febrile seizure, a brief convulsion triggered by a fever, compared with those who were given the MMR and chickenpox shots separately but on the same day.

At each outbreak, the waste from the broken red blood cells poisons the body, triggering a high fever.

The mosquito-borne infection can trigger a high fever, serious joint pain, and intense rashes; in rare cases, it can lead to hemorrhaging and death.

As examples, one respondent reported using a remarkably high temperature of 40°C or higher to define fever and one reported that fever never triggered a septic workup (Table 2).

Staff at the clinic said he had been recovering from his illnesses, but the family had failed to alert them when he developed a high fever, which triggered a heart attack.

In his freshman year, he had an attack of scarlet fever, which set him back socially, and which also seems to have triggered a lifelong susceptibility to illness.

Finally it triggered a response.

The monkeys could have triggered a Marburg-like hemorrhagic fever as seen at some European laboratories in recent times (9).

Fever episodes triggered an acute-illness visit by a study nurse, who performed a clinical assessment of the patient and collected an acute-phase blood sample.