Sentence examples for ultimate illness from inspiring English sources

The gene expression data suggest that pathogen binding to specific receptors on the human PBMC initiates a series of events that contribute to the ultimate illness, producing host responses indicative of a particular pathogenic agent (Additional file 6) or showing common responses typical of a severe inflammatory reaction (Fig. 3).

Multiple organ dysfunction syndrome represents the ultimate multisystem illness, really representing a common end-stage pathway of inflammation, infection, dysfunctional host response and organ failure in critically ill patients, and frequently leading to death [ 2].

Most commonly, treatment consists of some form of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), with the ultimate aim of reconceptualizing illness and the particular ideas the patient has concerning it.

That period was shadowed by the illness and ultimate death of Ms. Kogan's father, whose final words to his daughter were, "Promise me you won't move those kids to Brooklyn".

He was a man who had lived through a lot of hardships, particularly with his wife's sustained illness and ultimate death.

I stared taking AZT in 1987 and while it wasn't the ultimate answer to my illness, I believe that it gave me the critical time I needed for other interventions to be developed.

Schizophrenia is likely to be a consequence of DNA alterations that, together with environmental factors, will lead to protein expression differences and the ultimate establishment of the illness.

Mortality reflects the ultimate outcome of the illness process and is a key objective marker used to make the case that a risk factor is important for policy (Deary, 2010).

Further investigation is needed to examine whether minimization of after hours discharges and/or augmentation of ward care post-ICU discharge may improve the ultimate outcome of critical illness.

In contrast to much published literature, this study demonstrated that empowerment issues involving the rights of coronary care patients to be primary decision makers, managers of their illnesses and ultimate arbiters of their treatment and care were of minimal concern to all but a few.

Together, these data demonstrate that there is an urgent need to understand the drives to suicidal tendencies in people with psychiatric illnesses; the ultimate goals of such investigations being to identify markers for such tendencies and/or to develop interventions to reduce this behaviour.