Sentence examples for a set of severe from inspiring English sources

"What it meant in practice was a set of severe changes to the system's mechanics that many of the taskers I spoke to said destroyed much of their freedom..."...

A set of severe hydrometeorological episodes affected various basins across south and eastern Mediterranean Spain from 27 to 29 September 2012.

This approach is formulated as a two-stage problem, whose first-stage describes prior to fault occurrence and whose second-stage represents the power system behavior involving a set of severe faults.

Early deaths in HIV-infected children are often a result of overwhelming infections in a setting of severe immunodeficiency and malnutrition [ 27, 28].

Also signs of impending organ dysfunction in a setting of severe sepsis, such as hypotension or oliguria, may be the result of other postoperative complications such as bleeding, fluid losses or under-resuscitation.

To measure RA disease severity in medical records, we defined a set of indicators of severe RA through an expert Delphi panel of rheumatologists [ 16].

The sanctions also push the country toward default, which would cause a new set of severe financial problems, including potential seizure of Venezuela's international oil assets and driving down the price of Venezuela's oil.

According to this, a mixed set of severe maternal morbidity criteria was used to evaluate the occurrence of severe maternal morbidities in Canada, using the diagnostic codes according to the International Classification of Diseases [ 24], as they are sometimes regularly registered in clinical records and in routine information system on health.

Studies were included if they reported a set of clinical signs predictive of severe illnesses or mortality in young infants aged 0 59 days.

That we can be dealt a set of imperfections — of crushingly severe limitations, in fact — and nonetheless transcend them, with some help and some luck and, above all, some grit.

In a set of 43 patients with severe pneumococcal pneumonia, death was driven by organ failure rather than co-morbidity [ 10].