Sentence examples for more severe specific from inspiring English sources

In summary, excessive substance use does not appear to be related to more severe specific BD illness characteristics, but to a more severe general psychiatric outcome in terms of worse global clinical features unspecific to psychiatric diagnosis and frequently seen in association with substance abuse alone.

Agreement was highest for the more severe and specific outcomes likely to be of epidemiological interest, such as myocardial infarction, pulmonary embolism, and some specific types of stroke, and for these conditions the great majority of HES records related to diagnoses made at the time of the HES admission.

We did not find evidence that the presence of excessive substance use was associated with more severe BD specific disease characteristics.

The incidence rate of the generally more severe, respiratory-specific adverse event of pneumonia was similar in both treatment groups (0.8 in each treatment group; between-group difference [95% CI] = 0.1 [-0.3, 0.5]).

In contrast, more severe cardiac-specific KD of ilk and other ILK-associated components leads to a higher incidence of cardiac arrhythmia already in young flies, which is accompanied by defective cellular adherence of the cardiomyocytes.

As postulated by the attachment theory, secure attachment patterns are linked to positive experience with parental rearing while negative memories are linked to insecure attachment patterns and to more severe attachment-specific problems in relationships.

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

Low %EBW and more severe eating disorder-specific psychopathology were associated with a greater perceived need for hospitalization.

Patients with a lower %EBW at admission and a longer duration of illness exhibited greater motivation to change; the reverse was true for individuals with more severe eating disorder-specific psychopathology.

A reduction in both penile length and AGD in boys with hypospadias compared with those with cryptorchidism suggests a more severe and time-specific disruption of genital development in the former group.

Interestingly, an initial reluctance to enter hospital treatment did not have a negative influence on the readiness to change, whereas patients with a less severe state of the disorder (in terms of BMI at admission) or a more severe eating disorder-specific psychopathology exhibited a lower motivation to change.