Sentence examples for insufficient severity from inspiring English sources

Importantly, although we excluded persons with dementia from these analyses, it is now widely recognized that dementia has a long preclinical phase during which many older persons exhibit cognitive decline but of insufficient severity to warrant a diagnosis of dementia.

The degree of ADC reduction of approximately 50% seen in our patients is often associated with permanent tissue damage in cerebral ischemia but the observed transient changes seem to have been of insufficient severity to trigger apoptosis and cellular autolysis.

Other common reasons thought to account for asymptomatic survivors of sexual abuse include: (1) insufficient severity of abuse, (2) the fact that symptoms may not be detected by practitioners, (3) development of avoidant coping styles that mask victims' distress, (4) or that asymptomatic survivors may be more resilient than the survivors who show symptoms [ 88].

Participants with mild cognitive impairment (MCI) were those who were judged by the clinician to have cognitive impairment but of insufficient severity to warrant a diagnosis of dementia; persons with MCI were not excluded to ensure the sample was not composed of "super-agers".

Of these 14 were excluded during the pre-inclusion period, for personal reasons (n = 9), for insufficient severity of OA (n = 3), for excess severity of OA resulting in hospitalization (n = 1), for severe depression resulting in psychiatric hospitalization during the pre-inclusion period (n = 1).

It is noted that it has not been possible to calculate these coefficients from the Austrian national study, due to insufficient injury severity coding (only one ICD code per casualty) in the hospital records, not allowing to estimate the required MAIS scores.

Possibly, symptoms were sufficiently obvious to report, but insufficient in severity to result in a canceled activity.

Using these criteria seven animals were removed from the biomarker study after injury because of either insufficient or excessive severity.

It is conceivable, however, that few urine leukocytes in infants diagnosed with urinary tract infections reflect low virulence of pathogens, indicate mere colonization or contamination of urine, suggest infection confined to the lower urinary tract, or point to urine infections of insufficient duration or severity to induce an inflammatory response.

However, the presence of mast cells is insufficient to affect the severity of IBD triggered by massive disruption of the mucosal barrier and does not affect the development and progression of colorectal neoplasia associated with severe IBD.

This is due to insufficient knowledge of the severity of SCD and the disease in general.