Sentence examples for more severe extent from inspiring English sources

"We are effectively bringing back emergency law, to a more severe extent, in a civilian cloak," the lawyer said.

Using the McDonald TT" chamber, we locally silenced Ndel1 by siRNA in transected axons; we observed decreased regeneration in vivo (Fig. 6) in a manner reminiscent of, but to a more severe extent than sensory axons lacking Vimentin [27].

Diabetic patients showed a more severe extent of coronary arteriosclerosis, which also could be found more distally.

The underlined idea is that a more genetically homogeneous data set would represent a more severe extent of disease transmission, i.e. an "outbreak".

Moreover, patients in higher tertiles of C-peptide exhibited higher levels of markers of endothelial dysfunction and atherosclerosis as well as a more severe extent of coronary lesions.

The more severe extent and height of PAS observed by UBM in progressive iris atrophy and Cogan-Reese supporte supporthehevidencece of a more severe glaucoma observed in these ICE subtypes than in Chandler's syndrome [ 1, 42].

Thus, erosion will be more severe to the extent that soils are more porous and sandier, fields are more sloped and hold less vegetation as well as in those locations where precipitations are more "aggressive".

While it appears logical that patients who develop early grade 1 toxicity would be at higher risk of developing a subsequent more severe toxicity, the extent of the risk and the possible implications for patient management have never previously been evaluated.

These measures have been chosen to reflect the progression of mild asthma toward more severe asthma and the extent of irreversible airflow limitation, which should reflect the degree of airway remodeling.

In a clinical study, babies with NEC and C. perfringens in their stool had an earlier onset, more severe clinical course, larger extent of gangrene, and higher mortality rate [ 31].

Finite element analysis assuming an elastic plastic matrix and an elastic second-phase illustrates strain localization in the matrix, the extent being more severe when the work-hardening rate in the matrix decreases (i.e., increasing temperature and decreasing strain rate), while the T2 particles are highly stressed.