Sentence examples for is considered severe from inspiring English sources

Anything above 200 is considered "severe," and can lead to coughing, phlegm and sore throats, the authorities warned.

Pollution in the Baltic Sea and the coastal waters of the Kattegat and Skagerrak also is considered severe.

A valve area of <1.0 cm2 is considered severe.

A vena contracta width > 7 mm is considered severe TR [10, 11].

Myocardial iron deposition is diagnosed when T2* is < 20 milliseconds and is considered severe, when T2* is < 10 milliseconds [54].

The annotators can disagree in two ways: one label is Neutral and the other is extreme (Leave or Remain), or both are extreme: one Leave and another Remain this is considered severe disagreement.

PLOTTING a measured retreat from further development of its shorelines, the Town of East Hampton is considering severe restrictions on seawalls and other shoreline erosion control structures that it says imperil public beaches, dunes and bluffs.

Patients older than 15 years were more likely to be considered severe at baseline, OR = 2.40 (1.89-3.03), while moderate baseline severity was more common after OCL, OR =2.06 (1.60-2.66).

Justice Alito asked whether "chopping onions all day would be enough" to be considered severe, and Mr. Ortiz responded yes.

While by today's standards the treatment of the prisoners may seem lenient, picking potatoes in a place as cold and isolated as Houlton was considered severe treatment, said Mr. Koop, the historian.

Nausea was considered severe if it impacted patients' daily life.