Univariate comparisons between severe and moderate forms were assessed using chi-square or Student's t-tests for categorical (e.g. the gait type) or continuously distributed variables, respectively.
In 2002 Weston, bedevilled by fitness and moderate form, was replaced by the former Essex batsman Stephen Peters at the top of the Worcestershire line-up.
Moderate form was defined as the hyperechogenic visualization of the whole posterior wall.
Acute hepatitis B virus affects both sexes, being more frequent in men, and is manifested through acute onset in the icteric form, the moderate form being characterized clinically by the dyspeptic, asthenic, and biochemical syndrome through the ALT activity increase, bilirubin and thymol test.
Their moderate or severe forms are associated with considerable morbidity and mortality.
The majority of patients suffer from mild to moderate forms and are treated in primary care settings.
However, we recognize that this subclassification into mild, moderate, and severe forms is not widely accepted, particularly when calculated on echocardiographically derived RV volumes.
When women leave moderate forms of religion, are their stories less interesting or was it a coincidence that all but one of the deconversion narratives I heard at the Women in Secularism III conference May 17 in Alexandria, Virginia, involved women leaving fundamentalist versions of faith?
By 2010, Zubeidat and Tamerlan had become immersed in Islam — not the largely moderate form that is practiced in the Caucasus but a strain of Salafism that had taken root on the Internet.
Yet a third is that the Republican Party is now dominated by an unrepresentative group of activists, whose potency in the primary process is now so overwhelming that more moderate forms of Republican politics are literally being shut out of the national debate.
