Sentence examples for less underlying from inspiring English sources

Community-acquired ARDS patients had less underlying moderate to severe liver disease than hospital-acquired and ICU-acquired ARDS patients.

A possible reason may be the fact that there is less underlying disease present in children compared to older adults who seek emergency care.

As political battle lines are drawn over who controls the oil below the land and the people above it, the city has at least one consolation: Most Arabs agree there is less underlying tension here between Sunnis and Shiites because they are united against the prospect of a Kurdish Kirkuk.

CCI patients were more acutely ill, but had less underlying diseases than the non-CCI.

Gillet et al. found that 16 patients with community-acquired pneumona attributable to PVL-positive S. aureus were younger (median age 14.8 years), had less underlying disorders, and had more often had influenza-like syndromes or furuncles than 36 patients with community-acquired pneumonia due to S. aureus without PVL genes.

The RLOs utilised in this study seemed to be of particular value in supporting students with less underlying understanding of biological concepts, although this is likely to be a function of the level at which these particular RLOs were pitched rather than a function of RLOs themselves.

But there is something more serious, less cute and less snazzy underlying our culture of quips and jabs and witticisms: Insecurity, guilt, confusion, fear.

A comparison of PIII treated, spin-coated PC films with pre-treatment thicknesses designed to match and exceed the carbonized layer thickness is employed to study the properties of the carbonised layer independently from the less modified underlying structure.

This erosion surface erased most of the previous fluvial landscape but preserved a large thrust-related anticlinal hinge deforming less erodible underlying strata, the Mirador fold and smaller-sized anticlines.

This finding may have resulted from a higher percentage of community-onset infections and liver abscesses and less severe underlying illness in patients infected with a K1 serotype.

MAC patients were more often female (70%% vs. 34%%, p < 0.001) and had less fatal underlying diseases (23%% vs. 47 %, p = 0.001) as compared to other NTM patients.