Sentence examples for and severe in a from inspiring English sources
Recently, we assessed the impact of recruitment maneuvers on lung mechanics, histology, inflammation and fibrogenesis at two different degrees of lung injury (moderate and severe) in a paraquat ALI model [ 21].
In 2007, the Acute Kidney Injury Network (AKIN), a collaborative group of investigators from all major critical care and nephrology societies, proposed a staging system based on serum creatinine and urine output and consisting of 3 categories (mild, moderate, and severe) in a way similar to those (risk, injury, and failure) used by the RIFLE staging system.
In 2007, the Acute Kidney Injury Network (AKIN), a collaborative group of investigators from all major critical care and nephrology societies, proposed a staging system based on 3 categories (mild, moderate, and severe) in a way similar to those (risk, injury, and failure) used by the RIFLE staging system.
The Borg scale uses simple, descriptive, adjectives such as slight, moderate, and severe in an open-ended scale that is, however, usually presented with numbers from 6 20 or 0 10.
Fifa reacted and have handed out the punishment, which is the longest and severest in a World Cup.
Headache is the most commonly (95-100%) reported symptom [4], and is sudden and severe in nature with a tendency to be bifrontal or retro-orbital.
Hypoxemia was mild in 46 (46%), moderate in 43 (43%) and severe in 10 (10%) IS patients with a similar distribution compared to hypoxemic IC patients.
This wildfire increase was enhanced by the spring and summer drought in 2009 and the severe once-in-a-century drought in 2010.
Now a defining image of the latest, and most severe, in a series of regional quakes is the collapsed cathedral of St Benedict at Norcia, in the south-eastern corner of Umbria.
The objective of this study was to describe the magnitude and profile of moderate and severe injuries in a well-defined community in Nicaragua.
The vaccine prevented infection and severe disease in a substantial percentage of children tested, a breakthrough with the potential of saving millions of lives (18 ).
