Sentence examples for marked severe from inspiring English sources

This item was scored from 0 to 4 (none, mild, moderate, marked or severe problem), not from 0 to 5 (none, mild, moderate, marked, severe or disabling problem).

Within this very young population, RSV caused more marked severe bronchiolitis than did RV, and RV co-infection but neither aggravated the clinical features nor the length of the hospitalization.

A score of 0 13 was regarded as minimal symptoms of depression, 14 19 mild, 20 28 moderate severe and 29 63 marked as severe depression.

Acute lung injury and its most severe form, acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) are marked by severe hypoxemia, diffuse alveolar damage, profound influx of activated inflammatory cells into alveoli, along with protein-rich pulmonary edema accumulation that impairs lung function [27].

-wrap-foot> Investigated brain fiber tract, rating of axonal ataxin-3 pathology sorted by increasing severity (none: 0; slight: 1 5; marked: 6 10; severe: 11+) indicated by different shades of gray (ND not determined) Except for the external and extreme capsules and the hippocampal alveus, all of the evaluated brain fiber tracts were at least mildly affected by these axonal inclusions (Table  3).

Several morbid conditions related to high estrogen levels in mothers (marked by severe pregnancy-induced nausea) may be predictive for early AAM in daughters [ 37].

Mr Lee's term in office has been marked by severe tensions with North Korea.

His last years were marked by severe physical and emotional deterioration.

Having cared for many men with prostate cancer that metastasized — an incurable situation often marked by severe suffering — I strongly concur.

Young children, a number of whom have died, and the elderly are especially vulnerable to a complication called hemolytic uremic syndrome, marked by severe anemia and kidney failure, that may start 2 to 14 days after the first symptoms.

But after just 10 months on the job, marked by severe budget problems and political infighting, Dr. Lipsman has returned to the field of public health as Westchester's new health commissioner.