Sentence examples for more severe type from inspiring English sources
His own younger brother, who had a more severe type of cystic fibrosis, died as a teenager.
A more severe type of base substitution, called a "nonsense" mutation, results in a stop codon in a position where there was not one before, which causes the premature termination of protein synthesis and, more than likely, a complete loss of function in the finished protein.
Either the plate is subjected to random non-uniform distributed type of corrosion wastage that is formed by non-uniform prismatic pits or the plate is subjected to a more severe type of degradation that is developed as random non-uniform localized corrosion wastage, which forms peats likes a hemisphere.
The Jerusalem syndrome's second, more severe type concerns false messiahs.
Species identification is crucial because although it is known that the common causative agent of CL is L. tropica, this same species has also been identified as causing VL which is the more severe type of leishmaniasis [15], [16], [17].
Conversely, children who lack semi-immunity but have more severe type 1 diabetes mellitus may be particularly prone to malaria.
While acknowledging that part of the rise in diagnosis was down to doctors becoming better at recognising the symptoms of ADHD, the study's authors said that the DSM's definition of the condition had been broadened in more recent editions and that guidelines in the UK, the US and Australia offered no definitions of mild ADHD, as opposed to more severe types.
Evidence suggests that mild head injuries do not confer an increased risk of developing PTE, while more severe types do.
In the 14th century, the surgeon Guy de Chauliac pointed out the relatively good prognosis of concussion as compared to more severe types of head trauma such as skull fractures and penetrating head trauma.
Women who experienced more severe types of IPV were more likely to have co-occurring mental health problems.
In contrast, more severe types of stress during infancy produce distinctly different outcomes than does mild stress.
