Sentence examples for more severe breakdown from inspiring English sources
The somewhat higher unspecific FET uptake after RIT may be explained by a more severe breakdown of the blood-brain barrier, probably induced by the higher local radiation dose.
Higher practical support from the mother in the context of an extended family structure (i.e. for women living with their husband's family) might represent a more severe breakdown of relationships in the household where women are residing.
By the end of the 1980s, the Soviet system was facing an economic breakdown more severe and far-reaching than the worst capitalist crisis of the 1930s.
In the more severe cases, these symptoms can be accompanied by rhabdomyolysis (breakdown of muscle fibers) and subsequent myoglobinuria (elevated urine levels of myoglobin, released as a muscle breakdown product).
After longer incubation periods (10 to 14 days), more severe features of cellular degeneration such as cell lysis, extensive matrix breakdown and some characteristic features of apoptotic cell death were seen.
Taken together, these data suggest that as flies and humans age, events such as breakdown of the intestinal epithelial barrier progressively become more severe until they are sufficient to cause death.
These fractures were much more severe than the 2 missed toe phalanx fractures in 2009.> The breakdown of the trauma patients with suspected fracture or dislocation on the basis of initial physical examination is as follows (see Table 4).
He had suffered periodic breakdowns since his 20s, but in 1967 his symptoms were more severe.
Andrew suffered a severe breakdown in his GCSE year and was in hospital for several months.
More severe or less severe?
