Sentence examples for be more severe compared from inspiring English sources
The consequences of a failure in a Li ion battery tends to be more severe compared to other rechargeable battery chemistries as they have a higher energy density that results in the generation of more heat by the chemical reaction between the positive and negative electrodes.
41 We demonstrated that DENV-1 infection may be more severe compared with DENV-2 infection.
First, the medical complaints presented during out-of-hours may be more severe compared to during office hours, and therefore require follow-up care more often.
It is tempting to speculate that the clinical phenotype of PV may be more severe compared to PF because additional mechanisms could be involved in PV (Fig. 11).
CAM users reported a number of symptoms to be more severe compared to non-users including: sleep disturbance, tension, mood, hot flushes, muscle pain, accelerated heartbeat and sweating.
The majority of cases of depressive disorders in clinical settings obviously tend to be more severe compared with cases in general population.
Chronoamperometry results show that the rate of catalysts deactivation during ethanol oxidation is more severe compared with methanol oxidation, especially for catalysts with higher Pt content.
Conclusions: Metabolic acidosis is a common feature of cirrhosis and ACLF at the ICU and is more severe compared to patients without cirrhosis.
Since 2000, droughts from September to December and January to March have been more severe compared with historical records, which has led to a more frequent and intense winter to spring drought and increased wildfires in Yunnan.
Senkutvan et al. in 2014 assessed the release of nickel ions from all four types of SS, NiTi, CuNiTi, and implanted NiTi wires in artificial saliva and found that ion release in the first 7 days was more severe compared to that in other time-points.
In humans, the clinical manifestations are similar, but often they are more severe compared to those with Y. enterocolitica.
