The phrase "a different severity of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing varying levels of intensity or seriousness regarding a particular issue or condition.
Example: "The doctor explained that the patient could experience a different severity of symptoms depending on their treatment plan."
Alternatives: "a varying degree of" or "a distinct level of".
Each different number refers to a different severity of impairement and defines the equipment that competitors may use; e.g. LW4 is for athletes with a single leg amputation below the knee who compete using two skis and two poles.
Each sequence showed a rabbit that had undergone routine ovariohysterectomy and was considered to be experiencing a different severity of pain (Table 1) according to a structured behaviour-based assessment carried by an experienced research worker using behavioural and postural indicators of rabbit pain (Table 2).
Patients may also have a different severity of drug-related adverse events.
This sample contains both older and younger patients with a different severity of illness (grades 1 4).
Although patients with an LVEF below 35% did not have a different severity of illness nor different outcomes than patients with LVD but with higher LVEF, they did receive statistically less intravenous fluid during this resuscitation.
Additionally, we used a different severity of illness score (APACHE IV or SAPS II) for adjusting the regression models in each cohort, reflecting routine institutional choice; use of different scores may limit comparability between our two cohorts.
Many of the subjects in this study delivered after 37 weeks EGA, which may represent a different severity or phenotype of preeclampsia than other published studies.
However, Kruskal-Wallis-Test showed only for HbA1c a significant difference between 3 groups with different severity of periodontitis in our study.
Aim of our study was to assess the association between OSAS, endothelial dysfunction and oxidative stress in a sample of patients with different severity of OSAS.
Our study was designed to include a heterogeneous population of patients with different severity of sepsis.
As the three mutations found thus far in METTL23 are different and present with different severity of ID, a genotype/phenotype correlation seems probable.
