Sentence examples for low to severe from inspiring English sources

The Bureau of Meteorology's Heatwave Service has issued a warning of "low to severe intensity heatwave conditions" for eastern New South Wales, while also noting low-intensity conditions might affect northern Western Australia and far north Queensland.

The histological appearance of the infection sites ranged from low to severe reaction; in general, the infection was severe (median grade 3, range 1 to 3).

The prevalence and incidence of low to severe disability, and their association with chronic conditions present at the commencement of the study, was analyzed.

The WUEi and δC of the LP gradually increased from the low to severe water stresses, whereas these two parameters for the HP only showed significant increases under severe stress treatment (Table  2).

The R/S ratio increased by a factor of 1.54 for the LP from low to severe water stress, but there were only slight changes between the low water stress and the other three treatments in the HP (Fig.  1).

The strategy we have adopted for the present study was to investigate all possible Alpine whitefish species flocks, including most of the endemic species present: each species flock comprising a distinct data point along a spectrum of anthropogenic habitat perturbation from low to severe.

The color-coded system was established by a presidential directive in March 2002 during the administration of George W. Bush and denoted five threat levels with a range of colors from green (low) to red (severe).

Women were immediately referred for colposcopy if they had Papanicolaou classes III to V or squamous intraepithelial lesions of low to more severe grades.

In ALL and other treatments involving drugs with low therapeutic indices, an important consequence of this variability is that standard doses must be set sufficiently low to avoid severe toxicities in the most sensitive patients including slow metabolizers, whereby some of the less sensitive remaining patients with more rapid drug elimination may be left under-treated.

Cutoff scores are defined for none (or minimal) to low, low to moderate, moderate to severe and severe to extreme exposure.

If the symptom is present, the subject circled their intensity level on a Likert scale, graduated from 1 'very low' to 10 'very severe'.