Sentence examples for mild collapse from inspiring English sources

Restoring severe collapse cases is more difficult than mild collapse cases.

When we divided Steinberg's stage IV into mild collapse and severe collapse, the rates of radiographic progression were 53% for hips with mild collapse and 73% for hips with severe collapse.

However, there was no statistical significant difference between mild collapse and severe collapse (p = 0.19, statistical power = 0.26).

The radiographic results were worse with severe collapse (greater than 3 mm) compared to mild collapse with poor results found in 73%and53%3% of the cases, respectively.

When we divided Steinberg's stage IV into mild collapse (collapse less than 3 mm) and severe collapse (collapse more than 3 mm), following the Japanese Orthopaedics Association staging system [ 24], the rates of radiographic progression were 53% for hips with mild collapse (10 of 19 hips) and 73% for hips with severe collapse (11 of 15 hips).

On the other hand, when a cell was transfected with a lower dose of DLC1, DLC1 would extinguish most of the stress fibers and stress fiber-linked focal adhesions but spare some focal adhesions not linked to stress fibers and result in a milder cell collapse (Figure S1A).

The formula congealed quickly: bright spark, rapid ascendance, limitless potential, tragic flaw, rapid collapse, mild but needed redemption.

However, instead of a mild recession, this collapse will be followed by the most severe recession since the Great Depression.

Given the low frequencies, the "moderate" and the "mild" intensity were collapsed into the same category.

Based on the radiographic outcome, the patients were divided into 3 groups: (A) those who did not develop osteoarthritis, (B) those who developed mild osteoarthritis but no collapse, and (C) those who developed a joint surface collapse.

For the past two weeks, those involved in the conference and onlookers alike have traded a variety of "I told you so" denunciations of the meeting; celebrations of its perceived collapse; and mild praise for the ability of nearly 200 nations to come together and, at the very least, agree to keep talking — essentially what the Copenhagen Accord accomplished.