Sentence examples for insufficiently severe from inspiring English sources

In addition, with a hypomanic episode, there is a condition at stake which, by definition, is insufficiently severe to cause (significant) impairment in social or occupational functioning.

In the upcoming weeks, these children will be shamefully portrayed in Congressional hearings as threats to U.S. sovereignty, willful abusers of the U.S. asylum system, and prime evidence of insufficiently severe enforcement policies.

However, GPs noted that access to specialist local support was often difficult and reported long waiting lists, or the self-harm being viewed as insufficiently severe or complex for referral to specialist CAMHS.

This definition received support from several authors who worked on pseudo-neurotic disorders which were too severe to benefit from classical psychoanalytic treatment, or psychotic-like disorders which were insufficiently severe to be considered psychotic disorders [ 2- 5].

We were unable to demonstrate such benefit, possibly because the defect in stimulated secretion in SNAP23 Het mice is insufficiently severe or our conventional experimental paradigm of escalating doses of MCh resulted in gradual depletion of intracellular mucin stores rather than sudden catastrophic release.

Viktor Yushchenko as being insufficiently austere.

Separately, his lawyers appealed to the Supreme Court to issue a stay on the grounds that the jury at his trial were insufficiently informed of the severe difficulties of his child hood.

The frequency of joint surgery, DMARD and corticosteroid use (see Additional file 2), long RA disease duration and work-related disability in the RA cohorts (Table  1) indicate that the patients in the TNFi-exposed RA cohort were likely to have more severe or insufficiently controlled RA disease.

Most of the year's decline here was in the fourth quarter, as investors concluded that government efforts to rescue the financial system and economy were insufficient, and insufficiently thought out, to get the job done and prevent a severe recession.

Several of these cases represented undiagnosed or insufficiently treated patients with more severe course that necessitated hospitalisation for identification of the causative agent and further treatment.

When coupled with insufficiently developed social health protection schemes, severe economic consequences for households can arise when obtaining health care.