Sentence examples for a more severe condition from inspiring English sources

The LCA analysis with the same three tests identified a "cluster" of 187 patients with several characteristics suggesting a more severe condition as well as better microbiological confirmation.

The LCA analysis with the same three tests identified a "cluster" of 187 patients, among those defined as sepsis by the expert committee, with several characteristics suggesting a more severe condition as well as better microbiological confirmation compared to the rest of the study population.

If left untreated, preeclampsia may progress to eclampsia, a more severe condition characterized by seizures that can be fatal.

Eclampsia, a more severe condition with convulsions, follows preeclampsia in about 5 percent of preeclamptic women and poses a serious threat to both mother and child.

Among them, herniation occurs from 2.8 to 9%% of patients and can lead to a more severe condition such as bowel obstruction [5, 6].

A more severe condition called vaginismus can also be responsible for vaginal tightness.

Though the exact nature of the relationships between MetS, BMI, and hsCRP between ethnicities remains unclear, these data suggest a more advanced state of inflammation in the setting of MetS among non Hispanic black adolescents than among non Hispanic whites, with one possible etiology being a relatively more severe condition of MetS.

There was also a low frequency of the more severe condition, craniorachischisis (5%), in which the neural tube remains open from the mid- and hindbrain, and throughout the spinal region (Fig.  4).

PSI (2015) did a similar hydrostatic test but under more severe condition, that is, under 68.8 kPa for 24 h seemingly in accordance with Sections 9.3(b) and 9.6 of ACI 423.7-14 (theugh the report indicated that it was tested according to Section 2.6.8 of ACI 423.7-07 (Joint ACommittee 423 2007423 2007), which has only one hydrostatic pressure of 8.6 kPa).

The intersex condition included clusters of primary oocytes nested in an otherwise normal testicular tissue and, in the more severe condition, contained secondary oocytes.

Conclusions: Patients with PSV treated in the ICU are in more severe condition, require more complex intensive therapy and have poorer prognosis than patients with other SAD.