Sentence examples for lower level of severity from inspiring English sources

Seventh, BADDS is relatively poor at characterizing cases where the majority of episodes are at a lower level of severity than the most severe.

In order to minimize possible reporting biases, such as underreporting or reclassification to a lower level of severity, injury statistics are elaborated starting from data collected directly on-site, from internal accident or medical-aid reports.

The same coherence was found among the examiners' measurement using the same tool but at a lower level of severity than for the volunteers'.

Their ability to self-manage without attracting the attention of services indicates a lower level of severity and a higher rate of recovery.

The more adherent patients required fewer visits to the health centre and had fewer exacerbations, a lower number of devices, a lower level of severity, and a lower impact on daily activities, but with a higher disease impact.

Utilities were similar between the two instruments for severe levels of symptoms, but OAB-5D utilities were greater than EQ-5D utilities for lower levels of severity.

Simply providing more resources to regions with longer waiting lists without monitoring their surgical intervention rates may well be an inappropriate policy because the intervention is likely to be indicated for lower levels of severity [ 23].

However, in the lower levels of severity (1 and 2), utilities generated by OAB-5D were higher and differences with EQ-5D were statistically significant (p < 0.0001) (Table  2).

The mean (95% CI) overall assessment of severity according to the 100-point VAS for each descriptor and each level of the Likert scale derived from the GLM model are shown in figure 3. Some descriptors (eg, vascular pattern) appear to provide discrimination for lower levels of severity, with others (eg, bleeding) discriminating at higher levels of severity.

The structured health care group had a significantly (p=0.001) lower level of ulcer severity at discharge compared to controls.

In our series, APACHE II scores equal or greater than 17 and 22, and APACHE III scores equal or greater than 75 and 80 were recorded in only 25 (12.5%), 5 (2.5%), 11 (5.5%) and 8 (4 %) patients respectively, thus emphasizing the much lower level of disease severity in our patients.