Sentence examples for more severe pressure from inspiring English sources

Previous studies focused on nonblanchable erythema as the early identification of pressure ulcer and investigated the factors for developing into more severe pressure ulcers [ 13].

There is likely a bias in the data towards under-reporting the least important wounds (pressure ulcers quickly healed, minor stage 1 pressure ulcers); whether these types of individuals have distinct risk factors is unknown, but it is likely that measured risk factors operate in a similar fashion to those experiencing more severe pressure ulcers.

"Despite these successes, we anticipate that the operating environment in the current fiscal year will become even more severe, putting pressure on profitability, due to the appreciation of the yen and weak consumer confidence," the chairman, Nobuyuki Idei, said in a statement.

The Treasury Department is set to begin "stress-testing" the nation's' largest banks to determine their ability to withstand even more severe economic pressure, and appears likely to tighten its grip on Citigroup, if not others.

Interestingly, this effect was only evident in second hatched chicks, which might be explained by the fact these chicks suffer from more severe selective pressures due to sibling competition and brood reduction (unpublished data, see also [ 43]).

Better outcomes with agitation is consistent with some previous studies, which found hypoactive delirium to be associated with longer hospital stay, more severe illness, increased pressure ulcers and hospital-acquired infections [ 11], and longer duration of delirium [ 12].

The F.A.A. has not said whether the restrictions will be temporary or permanent, but the longer they last, the more severe the financial pressures on some airlines will become.

The flux decline is more severe at higher pressures and appears to be due to localized deformation in the membrane skin layer.

Because the BNHI regularly analyzes drug expenditure data, hospitals that spend more on medications, including medical centers that care for patients with more severe diseases, are pressured to cut costs and prescribe less expensive drugs.

(E) Patients with more severe hypertension (systolic blood pressure ≥140 or diastolic blood pressure ≥90 mmHg) at diagnosis or follow-up should receive pharmacologic therapy in addition to lifestyle therapy.

(E) Patients with more severe hypertension (systolic blood pressure ≥140 mmHg or diastolic blood pressure ≥90 mmHg) at diagnosis or follow-up should receive pharmacologic therapy in addition to lifestyle therapy.