Sentence examples for more severely during from inspiring English sources

While the Seine has a regular flow throughout the year, there may be flooding in the spring and, occasionally more severely, during the customary fall-winter peak of lowland rivers.

These results indicate that larger particles with greater kinetic energy roughen the platinum thin films on the silicon substrates much more severely during impact with the substrates.

Other participants, including former Secretary of State and NATO Commander Al Haig, General Dick Walters and I, pointed out that our problems did not end with the Cold War and that the effectiveness of our armed forces has been weakened more severely during this Administration than in any other period.

CD36 deficiency in aging and more severely during the early stage of AMD [ 16] associated with a cumulative effect of oxidative stress could be one of the primordial players in the development of late stages of the disease.

It can be seen that subjects spoke about experiencing certain symptoms, such as breathing difficulties, more often and more severely during the day and some as more often and more severely at night (such as chest discomfort or wheezing).> -wrap-foot> *Table reflects the number of participants who indicated whether symptom frequency and symptom severity was worse during the day or night.

Why is it that women are often more severely afflicted during times of hardship than men?

Some residents have said the village has been affected more severely than during flash floods in 2007, when more than 150 homes were damaged.

AKI-RRT patients are more severely ill during their ICU stay compared to matched non-AKI-RRT patients.

The fact that AKI-RRT patients were more severely ill during their ICU stay compared to matched patients had no influence on QOL over the years.

Cat 4 was anemic at the time of challenge (hematocrit 21%), became more severely anemic during the first week after challenge (hematocrit as low as 13%), then rebounded by days 9 to 14 (hematocrit 18%-22 18%-22

According to this scenario, the Pacific population would have been more severely hampered during LGM, as suggested by significant negative Tajima and Fu's tests and an L-shaped mismatch distribution.