Sentence examples for moderate major from inspiring English sources

Four damage states: slight, moderate, major, and collapse were defined to express the condition of damage.

They coded the content in each letter to the editor by classifying the severity of each criticism (minor, moderate, major).

Background: We performed a proof of concept trial to evaluate relative safety and efficacy of Rhodiola rosea (R. rosea) versus sertraline for mild to moderate major depressive disorder.

The fragility curves were developed in terms of PGA for these limit states; namely: slight, moderate, major, and collapse with lognormal distribution assumption.

For example, close to 70percentt of respondents in WBES (60percentt in ICS) reported that labor market regulations represented an obstacle (minor, moderate, major) to their operation and expansion.

Fragility method is developed based on Bayesian method, which is presented as the conditional probability of exceeding some limit state (minor, moderate, major, and collapse) for a given ground motion.

The overall aim of this study was to evaluate and compare the effects of two smartphone-delivered treatments for people suffering from mild-to-moderate major depression: one based on BA and the other on mindfulness.

It is still necessary to show whether non-pharmacological interventions in mild-moderate major depression can be a feasible and cost-effective alternative compared to pharmacological interventions in actual practice primary care.

Therefore these results, showing that mild-to-moderate major depression can be treated effectively by means of a supported smartphone application, might be important in making depression treatment and other psychological treatments more assimilated into people's daily life.

National estimates of average and cumulative hospital length of stay and total charges were compared between types of hospitals according to patient illness severity, which was measured using all-patient refined diagnosis related group severity classification into minor-moderate, major, and extreme severity.

When asked how concerned they were about running out of funding, 71% of respondents indicated that it is a "moderate" or "major" concern (30.6% moderate and 40.5% major) (Table 3).