Sentence examples for more severe processing from inspiring English sources

However, the inherent recalcitrance of cellulosic materials means that they require more severe processing than do corn or sugarcane.

As compared to FANCJ-null cells, cells lacking the FANCJ MLH1 interaction have a more severe ICL processing defect (Peng et al, 2007; Fig 3B) and a more severe replication restart defect following arrest by aphidicolin treatment (Fig 5D), suggesting that stalled replication forks are differentially processed (see model in Supplementary Figure S7).

Pain and temperature symptoms were frequently accompanied by focal (and particularly, right-sided) temporal lobe atrophy in individual patients with FTLD, as anticipated from previous work and consistent with the more severe face processing deficit in this FTLD subgroup (Snowden et al., 2001; Chan et al., 2009; Omar et al., 2011 b ).

The processing of heavy oils in Brazilian refineries has exposed the equipment to more severe corrosive processes, mainly due to the presence of contaminants.

We found that cholesterol and lipoproteins were preferentially reduced relative to triglycerides in serum from Mbtps1 wrt/wrt mice, an effect that we attribute to a more severe impairment of SREBP2 processing as compared with SREBP1 processing.

These findings would be in keeping with a more severe impairment of apperceptive processing within the auditory than the visual modality.

These results indicate that in contrast to reversal, loss of asymmetry potentially has much more severe consequences on the processing of lateralized sensory information, given that dHb responses to specific sensory modalities can be lost.

Decomposition has clear advantages over extraction, even though it requires processing at more severe conditions.

In contrast, the patient with GAA showed substantial preservation of auditory function, but a mild deficit of pitch direction processing and a more severe deficit of auditory apperception.

Early onset may be associated with more severe impairments in verbal memory and processing speed 40.

Together, the results of the extreme group approach indicate that deficits in odor interpretation are accompanied by more severe psychopathology, worse cognitive and emotional processing and inferior functional outcome.