Would you say not at all, mildly, moderately, markedly, or very severely?
Data were used from a subgroup of respondents with a medical need for obesity prevention or management, including persons with mildly, moderately, severely, or very severely increased WRHR (see Figure 2).
A validated surrogate marker is essential for the study of AD interventions in asymptomatic or very mildly symptomatic individuals.
The creatine peak tended to be rather similar in affected and non-affected sides, or very mildly reduced.
There is now evidence that a substantial proportion of persons exposed to a primary case-patient will have asymptomatic or very mildly symptomatic infection.
Mild tubule‒interstitial damage is defined as tubular and interstitial lesions absent or very mildly focal (score < 2); severe is defined as focal or diffuse tubular and interstitial lesions (score ≥ 2).
The tubular and interstitial scores were summed to obtain a single score for the TID, which was then classified as follows: 0 or 1, lesions absent or very mildly focal; 2, focal tubular and interstitial lesion; and 3 or 4, diffuse lesions.
While disease-modifying treatment of MCI is expected to yield more dramatic benefits than treatment of mild AD, perhaps the most appropriate population for intervention is the earlier, pre-symptomatic (or very mildly symptomatic) subjects with biomarker evidence suggestive of AD.
Although the overall CDR ratings (0.5 or 1) of these individuals indicated that they were very mildly or mildly demented, the CDR-SB provides a finer grading of impairment within this spectrum, ranging in this sample of 97 participants between 0.5 and 9.0.
Because arthritis can affect grip strength, 25 participants were asked whether they, 'suffer from arthritis in the hands' (responding, 'Yes, severely', 'Yes, mildly', 'Yes, very slightly' or 'No, not at all', coded 1 to 4, respectively).
