It was found that fibre damage was more severe in larger composite panels.
Unfortunately, we do not have enough data from the period 1900 1960/1970, to specifically test whether the decrease in encounter rates became more severe after large-scale deforestation started.
These histopathologic findings were observed to a greater or lesser degree in all patients, being more severe in larger ossified plaques (especially in the enlarged, fused, and tuberous subtypes).
She sat on the bed, unable to stop the trembling that became even more severe in the large, humble bedroom, unable to believe that he would resort to trickery, this man who had spent so many years revealing to others the trickery of their minds.
Again, it was found that much more severe necrotizing bronchitis, large areas of pulmonary consolidation with inflammatory cell infiltrates and moderate-to-severe pulmonary edema were found and were more frequently observed in infected pregnant mice (Fig. 5Ad) than in non-pregnant mice (Fig. 5Ac) infected by mutant virus.
This becomes more severe when a large number of frames are participated, e.g. n = 12 (Fig. 4a v) and Fig. 4b v)).
Microvascular tissue transfer may be indicated for more severe cases with large defects, extensive scar tissue around the fistula, and repeated failure of conventional methods.
During this period, arterial blood pressure is protected from a more severe reduction in large part by an increase in vascular tone mediated by increases in sympathetic tone and angiotensin II level.
An examination of the damaged samples in the tests and numerical simulations indicated that, for a given scaled impact energy, fibre damage, in the form of large cracks extending in the warp and weft directions, was more severe in the larger samples.
In large doses, some vitamins have documented side-effects that tend to be more severe with a larger dosage.
