用sicker造句子，“sicker”造句

The cells in their fat tissue aren't working properly and as a result, are sicker than cells found in lean patients' fat tissue.

Particularly insidious, counterfeit medicines dupe sick people into believing they are taking something which will make them well, when it may instead make them sicker or even kill them.

Shouldn't you see a doctor before you get sicker?

The untargeted group might, for example, have been sicker to start with.

After a year, when the trial ended, these concentrations remained low, whereas untreated monkeys became progressively sicker as their immune systems were depleted by the virus.

The totalitarian ones are both sicker and harder to dislodge.

AS the developed world grows older and sicker and the developing world gets richer and fatter, demand for health care will only grow.

But he is a lot sicker than doctors realized when they prescribed it.

He continued to work on the system, but by the 1850s he was a very sick man, and each year he became sicker. Somehow, even with all this disappointment, he continued to work on his system to make it better.

So does this mean that children might have fewer allergies if society allows them to get dirtier and sicker?

And that lack of openness, Heywood argues, is making us sicker: With data scarce, there's no clear way for physicians to know what treatments are working for other practitioners.