Sentence examples for explained by the severity from inspiring English sources

It could be explained by the severity of vasculitis involving both organs, amplified by the consequences of severe uremia on capillary permeability favoring lung bleeding.

The utility of the relapsed state was assessed as less severe than in our study, which may be explained by the severity of our (in hospital) health state, which is substantially worse than their relapse state where the subject is able to work part-time.

The differences in mortality between the three subgroups can be partly explained by the severity of acute illness.

All patients in the control group died, which may be explained by the severity of illness, as these were patients who had ARDS and were eligible otherwise.

The relatively high prevalence of vasospasm and cerebral infarctions in our study can be explained by the severity of illness of our patients, as evident from the high Hunt and Hess score and WFNS.

We hypothesise these findings might be explained by the severity of neurodegeneration in this region and should be confirmed by including AD samples with different Braak stages or less affected brain regions.

This observation may be explained by the unmeasured severity of disease; more severe RA disease is known to increase the likelihood of a sedentary lifestyle, which might negatively influence lean mass and muscle strength [ 30] and increase falls risk, with a subsequent increase in fracture risk.

This can be explained by the marked severity of the deformity in this case of developmental coxa vara, where there was an atypical defect affecting both the superior (lateral) and inferior (medial) parts of the femoral neck.

The difference in outcomes can be explained by the disease severity: the present study included patients with stage 3 Coats' disease with local or total exudative retinal detachment.

The difference was explained by the higher severity measured by SAPS 3 in the older age groups, and the required greater length of stay in the ICU.

This means that the short LOS in the Finnish nonsurvivors may in part be explained by the higher severity of these patients' illness.