An adverse event was considered to have a serious consequence if it resulted in longer hospital stay (≥1 day), (temporary) disability, or death.
Hypoxia is also a serious consequence of preterm birth in neonates (11).
Obstetric fistula (OF) is a serious consequence of prolonged, obstructed labor in settings where emergency obstetric care is limited, but there are few reliable, population-based estimates of the rate of OF.
Most software bugs only produce inconvenient experiences to customers, but some may result in a serious consequence.
Any impeachment proceedings begun in the House would have a much more serious consequence in a Democratic Senate.
But while Mr. Lieberman, his party's vice presidential nominee in 2000, has wound up vulnerable to an antiwar challenger in his re-election race in Connecticut, Mrs. Clinton has suffered few, if any, serious consequences in her campaign in New York.
Government cultivation programs, among other measures, have prevented forest depletion; and acid rain, which has devastated forests in central Europe, has not had any serious consequences in Finland.
Here we hypothesize that the retina demands high levels of splicing components and a slightly reduced level of splicing activity may have a cumulative and more serious consequence in photoreceptor cells than in other cell types because photoreceptors are highly metabolically active [21], [22].
The X-ray structural analysis along with the ab initio calculations and molecular dynamics simulations explains the serious consequence in the G93V mutant complex.
Accurate diagnosis of congenital anomalies still remains a clinical challenge with serious consequences in the management of those patients.
Often, balance sheet shenanigans that would send investors for the exits are discovered only after a company's already facing serious consequences in the guise of regulatory problems, class action litigation, a plunging stock price or outright bankruptcy.
