Sentence examples for more dysfunctions from inspiring English sources

Around 54% of cases had one organ dysfunction, 26% experienced two and about 20% three or more dysfunctions.

Almost 54% of cases had one organ dysfunction, 26% two and around 20% three or more dysfunctions.

Thus, a small decrease in the percentage of cases having a single dysfunction is seen (55% in 2006, 52% in 2011), while there is an increase in cases with three or more dysfunctions (18% in 2006, 22% in 2011).

"The idea that the leader of the party, having lost the confidence of Labour MPs, then takes the national executive of the party to court is just more dysfunction upon more dysfunction and the party is suffering".

"The city can't afford to have any more dysfunction in the police department," Mr. Garcetti said.

In a blistering follow-up letter to Johanson on Feb. 11, Dougherty and Cari described more dysfunction and mismanagement.

Six years later, after still more dysfunction and acrimony, those objections are much less resonant.

She said any attempt by Corbyn to take legal action if he was not automatically on the ballot paper would heap "more dysfunction" on the party.

The result of all this is more dysfunction, more budgetary shutdowns and more political black eyes for a Republican party unable to reason with its most ideologically fervent followers.

"Congress is guaranteeing more dysfunction and more breakdowns in the system as maintenance costs rise," writes ThinkProgress's Aviva Shen.

A higher score on FRI is indicative of more dysfunction with 0 representing functional independence with no limitations and 100 corresponding to severe disability (Feise and Michael Menke 2001).