Sentence examples for moderate problems with from inspiring English sources

Moderate problems with self-care had the lowest prevalence rate among participants in the present study (2.8 %).

The early stages of CKD represent mild and moderate problems with kidney function, associated with an increased risk of progression to established kidney failure (i.e. stage 5).

In the beginning the herds had either few or moderate problems with post-weaning diarrhoea based on the evaluation of the farmer.

The health state "21221" was reported by almost 12%; this indicates that these patients had moderate problems with 'mobility', no problems with 'self-care', moderate problems with 'daily activities' and 'pain or discomfort', and no problems related to 'anxiety or depression'.

In model I (R = 0.14), moderate problems with exercise tolerance functions at completed MMR, moderate and more severe problems with mobility in joints functions at completed MMR were associated with being on SL month four after MMR.

*One person had missing visual acuity information; **Four persons had missing information for some components of the clinical examination OSDI scores (all subtracted from 100) indicated moderate problems with symptoms, functioning, and adverse environmental conditions.

Correspondingly major (moderate; major) problem with pain during the last week, total (moderate; total) problem with worst pain, and moderate (slight; moderate) problem with mildest pain respectively.

Moderate problem with feeling rested after sleep predicted a better outcome in VT compared to reporting big/very big problem with not feeling rested.

Having no/small problem with the sleep structure predicted a better outcome in GH and VT, and having moderate problem with the sleep structure predicted a better outcome in VT compared to big/very big problem with the sleep structure.

Reported severity of symptoms was lower in the clinical score group (−0.33, 95% confidence interval −0.64 to −0.02; P=0.04), equivalent to one in three rating sore throat a slight versus moderate problem, with a similar reduction for the antigen test group (−0.30, −0.61 to −0.00; P=0.05).

The CGI-S is a seven-point scale from: 1 = not at all a problem; 2 = minimal problem; 3 = mild problem with some impact on the child's functioning; 4 = moderate problem with an impact on the child's functioning; 5 = marked problem that limits the functioning of the child; 6 = severe problem, the child can only function with help; and 7 = very severe problem, not functioning.