Sentence examples for more severe morbidity from inspiring English sources

Higher scores indicate more severe morbidity.

Established hypertension was associated with more severe morbidity and patients with hypertension should be considered candidates for vaccination programs in future pandemics.

Consistent with the observed differences in survival, TLR4−/− mice showed much more severe morbidity and weight loss with the TLR4+/− controls (Supplementary Figures S2A and S2B).

These patients likely represent those with more severe morbidity and will limit the generalizability of these results to other clinic-based sleep cohorts in North America.

Hypertension was the only pre-existing medical condition that was associated with a more severe morbidity and outcome in H1N1 positive patients.

Respiratory viruses are a common cause of illness in children, in particular during their first years of life, and may lead to more severe morbidity and hospitalisation [ 1– 4].

In contrast, the North American individuals presented with more severe clinical morbidity, higher rates of prior year rapid cycling, history of substance use disorders, and history of anxiety disorder.

However, the sample from the United States had a higher rate of prior year rapid cycling, as well as younger bipolar disorder onset age (mean ± SD, 17.9 ± 8.4 vs. 27.1 ± 11.4 years) and more severe clinical morbidity, though there was no significant difference in terms of the total duration of the illness.

Surprisingly, NK1.1 depleted mice did not appear to have much more severe systemic morbidity as their weight loss did not exceed 10% of initial weight, in contrast with isotype treated mice, which lost significantly more weight during the peak of infection (Figure 5F).

58 HIV infection may also predispose pregnant women to more severe malarial morbidity, 59 61 but data related to trends in malaria-related maternal complications are limited.

Substandard care was the most common in more severe maternal morbidity and EP cases (22.7% MNM and MD versus 15% PLTC), although not significant.