Sentence examples for more severe events from inspiring English sources

The history of life on Earth is punctuated by what researchers call the "Big Five" mass extinctions, a group that includes the dinosaur-killing Cretaceous-Tertiary extinction and several other, even more severe, events.

"We're wrestling with the fact that liver enzyme elevations may not be completely predictive of more severe events," Dr. Honig said.

Rather than just working with the most likely scenarios, they took into account the smaller chances of far more severe events unfolding.

After the disaster, a review led by Michael Pitt, a local government official and infrastructure planning expert, warned that the risk of more severe events was growing.

In this study, functional magnetic resonance imaging was used to assess brain activation in eighteen young adult twins who were discordant in exposure to severe stress such that one twin had two or more severe events compared to their control co-twin who had no severe events.

The consequences of prolonged and more severe events are unclear.

"If ignored, it could cause a fall, accident or more severe event in the knee, acutely or down the road," Rubenstein says.

We believe that it is better to plan for a more severe event that will leave the system overprepared than to risk being underprepared.

They had previously graded cough as productive or unproductive and for their definition they focussed on cough present for at least 3 months of 2 consecutive years, thereby emphasising chronicity and reasonably enough believing that chronic mucus production marked out a clinically more severe event.

We found that healthcare professionals reported more preventable adverse events and patients more severe adverse events.

Trait rumination was associated with reports of more severe negative events and increased reactivity to negative events.