Sentence examples for mm severe from inspiring English sources

Plasma D-dimer levels were summarized and presented by time point (baseline, 2 h, and Day 7 posttreatment) and treatment group, based on anatomical location (submucosal vs subcutaneous) and baseline severity (moderate: VAS between 50 and 75 mm; severe ≥75 mm) at the primary attack location.

It was found that when the clearance was close to 0 and >0.5 mm, severe wear occurred.

Injection site erythema, swelling, and induration were graded for severity as follows: mild (>0 to ≤20 mm), moderate (>20 mm to ≤50 mm), severe (>50 mm).

Group 2 consisted of patients infected with P. falciparum having different clinical status, according to the criteria defined by the World Health Organization [34] i.e. mild malaria (MM), severe non-cerebral malaria (SM) and cerebral malaria (CM).

We investigated the significance of these self-reactive antibodies in clinically well-defined groups of P. falciparum infected patients manifesting mild malaria (MM), severe non-cerebral malaria (SM), or cerebral malaria (CM) and in control subjects from Gondia, a malaria epidemic site in central India using quantitative immunoprinting and multivariate statistical analyses.

It was classified as: no/mild ≤3 mm, moderate 4-5 mm, severe ≥6 mm.

Preoperatively, non-contused (sham) animals and rats from the moderate (1.3-mm) and severe (1.7-mm) injury groups performed equally well (Figure 2a) and used their impaired forelimb either independently or in combination with the contralateral paw ∼70% of total wall placements made (forelimb usage sham: 71.9±6.1%, moderate: 70.6±5.6%, severe: 73.2±2.1%).

OIIRR ranges from mild (0 2 mm) to severe form (more than 4 mm) [2].

Proximal migration of more than 6 mm indicates severe impairment of all soft tissue stabilisers.

A literature review by Weltman [[25]] found that with panoramic or periapical radiographs, OIEARR is usually less than 2.5 mm, with severe resorption (>4 mm or >1/3 original root length) being seen in only 1% to 5% of the teeth.

Exclusion criteria were a tibial tubercle trochlear grove distance >20 mm, a severe trochlear dysplasia (Dejour grade B, C, D) [13] or a trochlear sulcus angle >145°, patella alta (Insall-Salvati index >1.2) [14], a Q angle >20° in female and >17° in male patients and previous surgeries on the involved knee.