Perhaps the concomitant period of dramatic cooling was responsible for creating a scenario of ecological release in which severe conditions evicted most inhabitants from several Patagonian systems and allowed the uninhibited invasion of G. maculatus from several healthy marine-based sources.
There was a dose response relationship between the severity of the MDD and DLE in which severe depression showed twice the odds of endorsement of DLE screen items compared with a diagnosis of mild MDD with a significant linear trend (χ=44.19, p<0.0001).
An even smaller number develop Barrett's esophagus, a condition in which severe inflammation and acid conspire to produce premalignant changes in the cells that line the esophagus.
All agreed, however, that we are in for an uncomfortable period in which severe economic storms are all too plausible.
It relies in part on news accounts, in which severe accidents may be overly represented while nonfatal cases are underreported.
Coming at a time when record flooding is ravaging the Midwest, the new report paints a grim scenario in which severe weather will exact a heavy toll.
Although bioengineered vascular graft technologies remain early and highly investigational, they have the potential to revolutionize the way in which severe vascular disease is treated.
Until recently, he described himself in Who's Who as a "financial executive," and, indeed, he looks like a bookkeeper — tall, thin, with an austere face, in which severe eyes peer unblinkingly from behind thick glasses.
"These challenges require urgent action in the areas of the financial sector, state-owned enterprises and microeconomic reforms in order to prevent a situation in which severe imbalances would steeply increase towards unsustainable levels," it said.
Satisfaction with treatment has become a useful outcome measure in oncologic studies, in which severe side effects must be balanced with tumor regression to determine if the treatment is of overall benefit to a patient.
The condition is less persistent than vestibular neuronitis, in which severe vertigo persists for days, probably as a result of viral infection of the inner ear or vestibular nerve.
