Sentence examples for most severe instance from inspiring English sources

For 10% of these veterans, the most severe instance of traumatic brain injury was a mild TBI without any loss of consciousness.

Between 13 and 21 million workers have been exposed to asbestos in the workplace over the past 40 or 50 years but the most severe instances of such exposure probably occurred three or four decades ago.

Instead, Mr. Castro has cracked down on dissidents in recent months, executing three who hijacked a ferryboat and arresting dozens in the most severe instances of political repression in Cuba in decades.

While many patients benefit from pain killers, there is growing evidence from studies, including one in Washington State, that others suffer significant side effects, including lethargy, increased sensitivity to pain and, in the most severe instances, potentially fatal overdoses.

Nearby blood vessels were affected in only the most severe instances.

Bacteraemia is a common infection with significant morbidity and in most severe instances also mortality.

This last outcome measure reflects the most severe instances of blatant criminal conduct.

A few participants also described how they would have intervened only in the most severe instances of violence in order to prevent serious injury or death.

Although UK 'medical negligence' laws are intended to punish cases where patients experience injury through professionals failing to meet their duty of care to patients [ 49], to date the most severe instances of patient neglect at Mid-Staffordshire remain unpunished.

That's significant because the second-warmest year, 1998, saw the most severe recorded instance in the 20th century of El Niño, a cyclic warming event in the tropical Pacific.

For instance, especially the most severe or complex symptomatology, or patients who are less satisfied with primary care may find their way to specialist care.