Sentence examples for for increased severity from inspiring English sources

"The severity of training injuries during season 2014-15 was 28 days and there appears to be a trend for increased severity of injuries… The severity of training injuries has been higher than the mean severity for the last three seasons and requires careful monitoring".

Closely coupled with these changes, fire and other disturbance processes in most dry and many mesic forest types have also shifted, with a bias for increased severity and extent.

Sepsis and/or mortality was associated with or had a trend for increased severity of illness, expression of extracellular HSP90α and HSP72, cytokines, cortisol, and GR and a trend for lower intracellular HSP72.

Moreover, the study did find negative associations between cognition and drug-levels, and the usual concern of naturalistic studies of higher drug doses used for increased severity of condition (Bolstad et al. 2011; for a discussion, see Ho et al. 2007) would rather strengthen negative associations.

In our setting, co-infections seem associated with severity rather than independently responsible for increased severity.

No important risk factors for increased severity were identified.

"CDC will continue to watch for indications of increased severity from influenza virus infection this season," the agency said.

Continued investigation is needed to define the effectiveness of antiviral treatment, pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic parameters, viral shedding patterns, and risk factors for an increased severity of illness, which will allow for improvement both in clinical treatment and public health guidance.

62 Although impaired esophageal barriers to acid reflux may occur due to aging, the cumulative injury of acid to the esophageal mucosa for a prolonged period may be the reason for the increased severity of GERD in elderly patients.

The coexistence of micro- and macroangiopathy represents a major reason for the increased severity and the worst outcomes of CAD and PAD in diabetic patients.

In addition, the effects of climate change on soil moisture levels may create stress on yields, to say nothing of as projections for the increased severity of droughts and more numerous incidents of crop-damaging floods.