Sentence examples for dramatically more severe from inspiring English sources

Hershman et al. [ 8] showed in trauma patients that the decreased expression of HLA-DR was long-lasting and more pronounced in patients who developed sepsis, and dramatically more severe in those who ultimately died.

Interestingly, the number of tubules with vacuoles is positively correlated with age, but the significance of the age effect is dramatically reduced for the more severe phenotype (Table S5).

Ocean acidification will dissolve coral reefs and the world can expect dramatically more powerful and more damaging storms and more severe droughts and heatwaves.

You will be affected one way or another – maybe severe weather, maybe dramatically more expensive food, or maybe living through one of these traumatic events directly yourself.

"If Governor Brown wants to be a climate leader, he is going to have to walk the walk and stop fracking in California, which would dramatically increase carbon pollution and lead to more severe droughts," said Credo's Malitz.

The prevalence of AMD rises dramatically with age; 27% of people aged 90 and older have the more severe form of AMD [ 3].

The mutant phenotype is dramatically enhanced in double dose (w; GMR>>hINSC96Y/GMR>>hINSC96Y) compared to single dose (w; GMR>>hINSC96Y) and is more severe in males than in females.

The authors of that study, as do we, acknowledge that the 1918 pandemic was relatively more severe than subsequent pandemic outbreaks and that access to care and antibiotics has changed dramatically over the past century.

Kindling development was dramatically accelerated in Fmr1 KO mice, and Fmr1 KO mice also displayed prolonged electrographic seizures during kindling and more severe mossy fiber sprouting after kindling.

Hence, more severe mutation protocols can increase mutation frequency, but they also reduce the recovery of viable seeds dramatically.

More severe or less severe?