More than any major poet of his era, Auden, who died in 1973, dabbled in serious forms of musical drama.
Sadly, I just don't see that conversation – led so confidently by the newspaper critics for so long – being continued in any serious form online or anywhere else, for that matter, in the future.
This was probably her last collaboration with Pasquali, who died in 1919 from a serious form of hyperthyroidism.
Those judgments, on the other hand, that require a state in its governmental capacity to perform some positive act present the issue of enforcement in more serious form.
I suspect that most people have this condition to some degree or another, but in a serious form, it's a debilitating condition.
In its most serious form vitamin D deficiency in infancy leads to rickets, a condition characterized by weakened bones, resulting from poor mineralization of newly formed bone tissue [ 6].
HAND, varying in severity from an asymptomatic to a mild neurocognitive impairment and in its most serious form a devastating dementia (HIV-associated dementia), develops in a subset of individuals infected with HIV-1.
HIV-associated neurocognitive disorders (HAND), varying in severity from an asymptomatic to a mild neurocognitive impairment and in its most serious form a debilitating dementia (HIV-associated dementia, HAD), develops in a subset of individuals infected with HIV-1.
Bevacizumab results in a more serious form of hypertension that, at least in some instances, does not reverse with the removal of the offending agent.
With that in mind, Brus — who has serious form in the medical industry as former CEO of Crucell, a vaccine company acquired by Johnson & Johnson for $2.4 billion in 2011 — says the startup is watching closely as the situation in the U.S. unfolds, which he says is partly being driven by a heightened awareness for the need for speedy drug development after the Ebola outbreak.
