1. Everybody from here to Wesley and back has upper respiratory infections.

2. He was down with an upper respiratory infection.

3. I think he has an URI ( upper respiratory infection ) and a high temperature.

4. Recent upper respiratory infection predicted cerebral arteriopathy and FCA in particular, suggesting a possible role for infection in the pathogenesis of these lesions.

5. Influenza is basically an extreme upper respiratory infection and, by itself, is rarely fatal.

6. Upper respiratory infection, bronchitis , postnasal drip, and gastroesophageal reflux disease are my leading diagnoses.

7. It can be triggered by viruses, including those that cause upper respiratory infections, such as the influenza virus.

8. People who develop meningococcal meningitis may have a preceding upper respiratory infection.

9. Method:The levels of blood glucose, insuline were observed in 35 children with critical disease and 17 children with upper respiratory infection or bronchits.

10. Results Members of rescue teams suffered from the following diseases: insect dermatitis (18.37%), tinea pedis (10.83%), acute upper respiratory infection (10.56%) and solar dermatitis (6.20%).

11. The most common adverse events of etanercept included injection site reaction and upper respiratory infection in our study.

12. Objective : To investigate the pharmaco - mechanism of the Yifuqing granula on upper respiratory infection.

13. The most commonly observed adverse events, all mild and transient, were headache, paresthesia, upper respiratory infection, dry mouth, nasopharyngitis (sentencedict.com), and constipation.

14. One subject had mild scalp folliculitis and rash thought to be possibly related to PLT, and two others had self-limited vomiting and upper respiratory infection.

15. Objective To investigate the alteration of cellular immunity in the upper respiratory infection.

16. Last fall, 13 - month - old Aidan Truett of Hamilton, Ohio, developed what seemed like an upper respiratory infection.

17. Very often these signs and symptoms are related to the presence of an upper respiratory infection.

18. Worsening at night and difficulty sleeping are common with cough associated with upper respiratory infection and could be caused by exacerbating factors such as dry air or postnasal drip.