Sentence examples for more severe needs from inspiring English sources

Mr. Olson has argued on his blog that those with more severe needs have been overshadowed by people with the Asperger diagnosis, who have typical intelligence and language development.

Monmouth County emergency officials said that they had set up two cooling stations, where the elderly and ill who have a more severe need for air-conditioning could find relief.

It may indicate that a more severe injury needs more rehabilitation resources to gain a more useful hand function.

Whether the STAT3 activation directly modulates genes involved in muscle atrophy and fibrosis as reported in previous studies or it induces endogenous TGF β1 expression which is responsible for more severe phenotypes needs to be further examined.

Massaging muscles within the first 72 hours can lead to the injury becoming more severe and needs to be avoided.

Most cases of ROP regress spontaneously; however, more severe cases need treatment to prevent blindness.

This is especially problematic in more severe disorders needing specific treatment (e.g. antidepressant pharmacotherapy or specialized cognitive behavioural therapy).

Cough in pre-school children is usually due to simple, self limiting respiratory tract infection, but more severe causes need to be ruled out including pneumonia, bronchiolitis, pertussis, croup and asthma[ 2].

It was discovered that children with milder forms of autism appeared to improve when exposed to lesser levels of environmental cleanliness, while children with more severe autism needed to be fully removed from environmental toxicity before gains could be seen.

It has been suggested that the MCS being larger in patients with a higher baseline pain severity is due to a smaller change potential in patients with lower baseline scores [ 8, 9], or to patients with more severe pain needing to experience a greater improvement in order to feel that it is relevant [ 9].

If you have long-term or more severe mental health needs you'll probably be put in touch with specialist mental health services.