Sentence examples for less severe complications from inspiring English sources

Our review of current literature revealed that researchers have utilized maternal morbidity definitions of varying severities that range from less severe complications of pregnancy, and extend to near miss morbidity [ 19, 24, 25].

The accuracy of administrative data in coding postoperative complications was correlated to complication severity: sensitivity increased when less severe complications were excluded from the analysis while the specificity decreased.

Dr. Gregory Wallace, a CDC expert on mumps and other communicable diseases, said people who are vaccinated may still get the mumps, but typically have fewer and less severe complications than those who are not.

The results indicate a comparable IOP lowering effect for both treatments, but with apparently less frequent and less severe complications associated with the fractionated treatment.

Furthermore, some studies excluded cases with more or less severe complications (for example, congenital malformations, meconium aspiration, preterm delivery (≤34 weeks), neonatal pneumonia, or sepsis, see supplementary table), whereas others did not.

While severe or higher late complications are unlikely to escape documentation and are easily recognised according to the RTOG scale (Table 1), the scoring of less severe complications might be subjective, thus questioning its reproducibility within multicenter trials.

Considering the development of ultrasound guided transthoracic puncture technology, higher accuracy of pathologic sampling and less severe complication are achieved [ 12].

However, such drugs are effective in patients having good glycemic control and less severe diabetic complications.

Stratified subgroup analyses revealed significantly better efficacy of epalrestat in patients with good glycaemic control and less severe diabetic complications.

Thus, the experiences of utilisation of health care services can be different in case of less severe health complications (e.g. out-patient visits) and more severe health problems (e.g. in-patient services).

As shown in Figure  2, there were lower percentages of the SNX24 SNP genotypes CC + CT in patients with CAA formation compared to patients with the TT genotype; this suggests that patients with the CC + CT genotypes were correlated with less severe CAA complications.