Sentence examples for was exacerbation from inspiring English sources
noun
An increase in the severity of something (such as a disease)
The most frequently occurring side effect was exacerbation of IBS symptoms, mostly worsening abdominal pain or diarrhoea.
At 21 days, we observed that all the mice showed fungi, but there was exacerbation; the cultivation of tissue samples revealed more viable fungi than in the control group animals [data not shown].
The effectiveness measure was exacerbations avoided per patient per year.
The primary outcome of interest for this analysis was exacerbations rates reported in the original studies.
The official cause of Mr. Faison's death was determined to be "exacerbation of bronchial asthma while in police custody," with no clear finding of traces of the pepper spray that prosecutors maintain caused the asthma attack.
Primary outcome is exacerbation rate.
The primary outcome will be exacerbation rate.
Secondary outcomes will be exacerbation frequency and mortality.
Infection and adipogenesis are exacerbation factors of lymphedema.
This model returns incidence rate ratios, which in this case are exacerbation rates.
The primary outcome measure will be exacerbation frequency, calculated as the number of COPD exacerbations experienced by the patient in a post exacerbation period of two years.
