Sentence examples for more severe subset from inspiring English sources

However, findings for substance use disorders and depressive disorders should be viewed with circumspection since those appearing on a secondary care register are likely to be an unrepresentative (and probably more severe) subset of community cases.

However, because these samples arose from clinical cases, they likely reflect patterns of antibody boosting among a more severe subset of infections.

Acute lung injury (ALI), and its more severe subset acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS), are a major cause of mortality in the ICU [ 1].

The benefit of having clinical evolution clues in the more severe subset is overwhelmed by the possible negative effect on ICP and, consequently, on cerebral blood flow.

Survivors of severe critical illness, such as acute lung injury, and its more severe subset, acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS), commonly experience increased mortality and morbidity in the months and years after hospital discharge.

Given that, and the fact that anti-CCP positive RA is regarded as an aetiologically distinct and more severe disease subset, we made separate matrices for anti-CCP positive and negative disease.

RFs detected in other early synovitis cohorts have been shown to be predictive of long-term radiologic damage [ 23- 25], and thus it will be of interest to follow this cohort over time to determine whether the anti-IgG-AGE antibodies will also be predictive of more severe disease in this subset of RA patients.

We hypothesized that genetically determined ABO histo-blood group antigen (ABH) differences in glycosylation may lead to differences in microbial binding by airway mucus, and thus predispose to early lung infection and more severe lung disease in a subset of patients with CF. Clinical information and DNA was collected on >800 patients with the ΔF508/ΔF508 genotype.

The analysis of BLS data, representing all calls within King County, defined extreme heat as the 95th percentile (29.7 °C) of humidex, while the analysis of ALS data, representing a subset of more severe calls, defined extreme heat as the 99th percentile (36.7 °C).

There is considerable phenotypic variability reported and a small subset have a more severe form characterized by a fetal akinesia syndrome, including one fetus with compound heterozygous RYR1 missense variants that was terminated at 32 weeks' gestation.

This group probably represents a subset of patients with more severe disease which is resistant to these biologics.