Sentence examples for much less severely from inspiring English sources

Alternatively, one or more co-insults may be necessary for development of the cerebral malaria phenotype, as malarial retinopathy is also seen in children with severe malarial anaemia without coma, albeit much less severely (Beare et al., 2004).

Consumers grew particularly pessimistic in their outlook on the economy six months from now, while their assessment of current economic conditions declined much less severely.

South Africa's Medical Research Council, a government-financed independent body, estimated that life expectancy in South African had fallen much less severely, to 55 in 2000 from 57 in 1995.

Of course, the broader markets were also pummeled on Monday, although much less severely.

Investor confidence revived after figures showed that the number of people staying on jobless claims in the U.S. declined for the first time since January, while manufacturing in the U.S. Mid-Atlantic coast area contracted much less severely than expected.

Investor confidence revived after latest figures showed that the number of people staying on jobless claims in the U.S. declined for the first time since January, while manufacturing in the U.S. Mid-Atlantic coast area contracted much less severely than expected.

Although the stands at that venue were damaged severely enough that they had to be torn down, infrastructure damage was much less severe than at AMI Stadium, and the playing surface survived relatively intact.

A much larger number of children were less severely affected.

We found that an overproduced protein species constituted typically approximately 1% of the total protein amount (more detailed data reported later), which is much less than doses known to be severely toxic (Dong et al. 1995; Geiler-Samerotte et al. 2011).

In general, goats are less severely affected than sheep, with much lower morbidity and mortality, with fewer abortions and less severe clinical signs.

According to a University of Manchester meta-analysis published in 2013, people with severe depression can benefit from "low-intensity interventions," including self-help books and interactive websites, as much or more than those who are less severely depressed.