Sentence examples for I severe from inspiring English sources
In the context of increasing tree mortality due to both (i) severe droughts imputable to climate change and (ii) human-induced perturbations, tropical forest management should focus on reducing disturbances by developing Reduced Impact Logging techniques.
Apart from the triggering factor micturition, the headache of our patient met the diagnostic criteria for primary TCH: (i) Severe head pain, (ii) sudden onset, reaching maximum intensity in <1 min, lasting from 1 h to 10 days, (iii) Does not recur regularly over subsequent weeks or months, and (iv) Not attributed to another disorder.
These drivers include: (i) severe weather events in key grain exporters such as the Russian Federation, Kazakhstan, Canada, Australia, and Argentina in the second half of 2010; (ii) the broadbased increase in agricultural commodity prices in 2010, which increased the competition for land and other inputs; and (iii) the link between higher oil prices and biofuels".
Exclusion criteria are: (i) severe dementia (based on DSM IV-criteria); pathological fracture; or a peri-prosthetic fracture.
Animal models of pre-renal AKI (Table 1) include (i) severe hypovolaemia (by exsanguination); (ii) drug-induced renal haemodynamic deregulation; (iii) hepatorenal syndrome (liver cirrhosis of any origin).
Exclusion criteria were : i) severe systemic infection and organ failure, ii) pregnancy, iii) severe immunological disorders (autoimmune disease, immunosuppression), iv) multiple cancers, and v) anaphylaxis to synthetic peptides.
On Tuesday, the English-language China Daily published an article under the headline "Exposure to Smog Is Severe Hazard".
At 10 weeks post-infection (Exp-I), severe pathological damage was observed in case of saline treated animals characterized by extensive involvement and numerous large tubercles with scattered areas of necrosis in both lung and liver (Fig. 2A).
The deviation of decays was extremely protracted for Cy3-I (severe mutants), being significantly different 50 s after the final stimulus (Fig. 5B).
Is this type of impaired consciousness to be labeled "Severe Dengue?" Is severe bleeding or severe involvement of the brain, liver, or heart always directly related to the dengue vascular permeability syndrome?
