Sentence examples for urinary condition from inspiring English sources
Did someone die here?" Yuri Kuranov, 55, a successful Moscow businessman, has used leeches periodically for the last seven years to treat a urinary condition.
Men who were satisfied with their urinary condition and overall health were less likely to drop out (Table 2).
Other factors that were significantly associated with study dropout included presence of ED and dissatisfaction with their urinary condition or overall health.
The quality of life item was also problematic in the IPSS (Hong Kong Chinese version 1) as the translation did not incorporate the meaning "the rest of your life with your urinary condition".
In addition, almost half of the patients reported that they would feel "mostly dissatisfied," "unhappy," or "terrible" if they had to spend the rest of their lives with their current urinary condition.
A third positive aspect determined was the excellent discriminant ability of any of the scales toward all of the sub-groups of patients that were tested by follow-up period, by urinary condition, and by capability of IONB self-management.
Shanin Specter, a lawyer who has won numerous big jury verdicts against firms that manufactured the pelvic mesh, said the F.D.A. should extend the decision to include mesh devices used for treatment of some urinary conditions.
After considering this evidence as well as new studies suggesting that bladder tumors develop only under urinary conditions specific to rats, two NTP scientific committees in a draft report suggested delisting saccharin (ScienceNOW, 28 October).
In a draft document recommending delisting, NTP points to new research suggesting that male rats fed saccharin develop bladder tumors only under "rat-specific" urinary conditions not likely to occur in humans, including high pH and the formation of crystals.
So, similarly, depression without diabetes had a greater odds of adverse sociodemographic and health conditions than diabetes without depression; comorbid depression/diabetes was more likely in women and young elderly, and the odds of vascular, respiratory, and urinary conditions was increased significantly.
Controls included those requiring cystoscopy for symptoms suggestive of UCC (e.g. haematuria), those undergoing treatment of benign urinary conditions and patients without urinary pathology.
