Sentence examples for extent of severity from inspiring English sources
Briefly, chronic gastritis was categorized as superficial gastritis, erosive gastritis and atrophic gastritis according to endoscopic appearance, in addition, each type of gastritis was classified into mild, moderate, and severe according to the extent of severity.
Both found the risk of adverse reactions was low – about 0.1percentt of children exposed experiences an adverse reaction – and that there was no clear dose-dependent relationship between exposure and extent of severity of the reaction.
Lower tier tests such as laboratory tests serve to identify hazards (e.g. the sensitivity to a Bt toxin), clarify exposure routes or assess the extent of severity of an effect at single-species level under worst-case conditions of exposure and best-case environmental conditions, but often neglect ecological realism [20].
The observations were scored depending on the extent of severity.
Oxidative stress often leads to cell death, by either apoptosis signaling pathways or necrosis signaling pathways depending on its extent of severity.
Our T2 relaxation values in TLE corresponded to extent of severity of hippocampal damage which was agreed by volumetry to characterize hippocampal sclerosis.
Cervical spinal cord injury (CCI) without bony injury (CCIWOBI) is more frequent among Asian than among Caucasian populations and shows various extents of severity.
He said he's not "100percentt sure what it is" and doesn't know the extent of the severity, but he couldn't throw.
The performance of the treatments was evaluated with respect to corrosion currents, chloride ingress, extent of cracking, severity of rust staining, and visual inspection of the reinforcing steel after the conclusion of testing and dissection.
FEV1 is a physiological measure of airway obstruction particularly in the small airways [3], but fails to correlate with the extent of emphysema severity in the parenchyma [4].
There were no statistical differences in extent of disease severity, antimicrobial therapy, or demographic and laboratory data between the training, test, and validation sets (Table 3).
