Sentence examples for most severe intervention from inspiring English sources

However, the most severe intervention has been performed in the 1950, when the tower was completely disassembled, and a concrete core was built for reducing its oscillations.

Although not all patients undergo an operation, most severe hemorrhages require surgical intervention, and approximately 50% of patients in hemorrhagic shock are moved to the operating room from the emergency department [ 17].

This debate may seem far removed from the developing countries' contexts, such as Uganda where most severe diseases also have interventions that are cost-effective [ 30].

In the most severe cases, osteotomy (a surgical intervention aimed at changing the load pattern in the joint by altering leg alignment) or joint prosthesis (replacing the joint with an artificial device to take over its function and reduce pain) seem to be the only options to partially restore joint functionality and improve quality of life.

The report argues that when a mental-health system focuses almost entirely on those who have the most severe needs, the opportunity for early intervention is lost.

While most back pain patients with disc herniation profit from a conservative treatment surgical interventions are performed in the most severe cases, when pain and sensory or motor deficits persist under conservative treatment [ 2].

All 10 athletes were provided with lifestyle education, and the 6 with the most severe hypertension were started on a pharmacological intervention.

In this sense, mortality, tied to the surgical intervention, is classified as the most severe complication of all.

The severity of illness was evaluated at the most severe period during the course of BSI using the neonatal therapeutic intervention scoring system (NTISS) [ 25].

The most advanced interventions, performed in patients in most severe state, are ascribed 5 scores, whereas routine interventions 1 score.

Future research should also focus the evaluation of new and existing interventions in children with the most severe illness trajectories.