Sentence examples for general severe from inspiring English sources

In general severe mechanical and thermal loading conditions may change the amorphous, crystalline and morphological textures of these semicrystalline polymers.

In general, severe mesh skewness leads to restrictions on the allowable cell Peclet number and time-step size and also increases phase and amplitude errors.

Outcome variables were defined according to the revised Atlanta classification [13]: moderately severe-to-severe disease (presence of local or systemic complications in general), severe disease (presence of persistent organ failure) and in-hospital mortality.

In general, severe limitations exist in available resources such as power consumption and communication rate in space mission; therefore, power consumption and telemetry for recording and downloading the waveform should be conserved.

These findings point to a general severe depletion of top predators in the basin, including Atlantic bluefin tuna, which is considered critically endangered according to the declining trend observed in the Atlantic and the Mediterranean in the last 50 years.

In general, severe chronic alcoholics are considered immunocompromised hosts.

The General's severe state of illness is not trusted as a cause for his departure.

The delays have been compounded by two factors, the inspector general found: Severe storms last winter and changes to plant operations that started when the new standards took effect.

Another concerns Emma's fear of crème brûlée, which leads to a general and severe food phobia — who knows what's in the stuff people serve you, anyway?

In general, more severe impacts are close to the vent, although in some cases destructive hazards can travel 10s of km from the vent (e.g., Dufek et al., 2015; Vallance and Iverson, 2015).

In general, more severe heating was measured using the CPT than using the EPT setting (Table 2, Fig. 2), with the highest temperature increase measured at the greatest distance from the isocenter (6.2 °C versus 1.5 °C) (Table 2, Fig. 2).