Sentence examples for which fever from inspiring English sources

The series of novels Marías is working on, of which Fever and Spear is the first (the second is published, but not in English, and he is writing a third), pursue the suggestion in All Souls that in the second world war modern languages dons were pressed into service as spies - and explore the idea that we pretend not to see that everyone we know will at some point betray us.

Rates of person-fever-days and person-gametocyte-weeks were calculated as the number of weeks in which fever was present or blood slides were positive for gametocytes, respectively, divided by the number of follow-up weeks and expressed per 100 person-weeks.

A previous trial in Senegal showed that SP+AQ was more effective than artemisinin combinations in preventing malaria in children but that the use of AQ was associated with a higher incidence of mild and moderate adverse events, of which fever, vomiting, and headache were the most commonly reported [4].

Myocardial injuries are another disease category in which fever can be deleterious.

A similar issue is raised in traumatic brain injuries in which fever is responsible for overwhelming secondary brain injuries [ 44].

antibiotics but there was one case in which fever relapsed and increased number of cells in subsequent LP was observed which was attributed to colistin, which was withdrawn.

The temperature at which fevers were considered to be more serious increased with infant age.

This, and the inconsistency with which fevers developed in the volunteers, kept the mosquito theory on the margins of acceptability.

The cemetery of those who dies at sea of fever It's called the Bonetta Cemetery after the ship on which deadly fever raged in 1838.

Two weeks following the onset of fever, she initiated treatment with oral ofloxacin 400 mg twice daily for 14 days; following which, the fever resolved.

There is no vaccine against the virus, which causes fever, runny nose, cough and occasional wheezing.