Sentence examples for differing severity from inspiring English sources

In a meta-analysis, Babikian and Asarnow (2009) provided estimates of the mean FSIQ deficits associated with TBI of differing severity, defined by Glasgow Coma Scale score (mild: 13 15; moderate: 9 12; severe: 3 8).

Aim: To establish the relative importance of factors that influence decision making when managing symptoms of differing severity, to establish how people trade between these factors, and to estimate the monetary value placed on different management types.

They diagnosed 70% with disturbance of consciousness of differing severity ranging from somnolence to coma [ 1- 3].

The original Italian CU-Q2oL, supplied to us by Professor Canonica (University of Genoa, Italy), was translated into Bulgarian, back-translated into Italian and validated by administration to patients with urticaria of differing severity.

The panic attacks comprised various episodes of mania of differing severity and duration, which in the first and last animals to develop clinical signs resulted in self trauma requiring euthanasia on welfare grounds.

9 The preference for consulting a GP for potentially more serious symptoms is also consistent with a follow-up study looking at preferences for managing symptoms of differing severity, 11 while preference for GP rather than other health professionals has been noted in previous studies.

It is also likely that in the presence of SRC, with differing severities, more than one area is contributing to the dizziness (cervicogenic and central and peripheral vestibular) and thusly differentiating between these types is not possible.

Taken together, these two observations suggest that elevated levels of Ywhaz and Ywhag proteins may be useful as general markers of neuronal injury, including SCI, but their levels do not distinguish differing severities of injury.

The continuum theory suggests that GORD is a spectrum of diseases with differing severities.

European hantaviruses are emerging viruses that can cause hemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome (HFRS) of differing severities.

Older people are living longer with a variety of comorbidities of differing severities, functional deficits and degrees of 'frailty'frailty