Sentence examples for less severe outcomes from inspiring English sources

We observed that valuation estimates for the less severe outcomes were sensitive to specification of severity level, such that specifying a higher level of severity produced estimates at the higher end of those reported in earlier studies.

Patients included in our analysis may have been admitted to an ICU more readily if they had a history of asthma as a precaution and not due to the severity of their present illness; this would bias our analysis to demonstrating less severe outcomes in this group.

Government and policy professionals hypothesized less severe outcomes, dismissing the doomsayers.

Rates of severe outcomes, less severe outcomes, corneal edema, and low vision/blindness were higher for persons undergoing GDD than PT or TS.

However, less severe outcomes (including errors that result in citations and driver errors that may go unnoticed) can indicate limited driving ability that should be addressed before crashes occur.

This would suggest that patients receiving statins have less severe outcomes after infection.

A prediction of this model is that individuals inheriting two mutant CM alleles with opposing biophysical properties may paradoxically have a less severe outcome than either parent with only a single CM mutant allele.

Clinical forms showing pancreatic sufficiency, single organ involvement, and a less severe outcome are included under the umbrella term of cystic fibrosis transmembrane regulator-related disorders (CFTR-RD).

We also found that AED exposure in pregnancy was associated with an increased risk for the less severe outcome (ie, Apgar score 8 9).

This could explain why similar alteration in fetal germ cell numbers lead to less severe outcome for male than for female mice gonads, as female fertility is determined by the pool of primordial follicles established during fetal life.

Nevertheless, the different outcome in the two groups may serve as some indirect evidence that other psychotic disorders, i.e., schizoaffective disorders, schizophreniform or bipolar disorders with psychotic features, take a less serious course in terms of chronicity and functioning because all analyses based on the mixed psychotic samples showed a less severe outcome than the pure EOS samples.