Sentence examples for of severe activity from inspiring English sources

We can see that by only observing the time series of the syndrome counts, some regions have a prominent outbreak pattern while others show little to no sign of severe activity.

In an observational study by Musicco et al. [ 10], delayed initiation of rehabilitation after 7 days since onset doubled the odds of a severe activity of daily living (ADL) deficit 6 months after admission.

28 SHARE-FI was also modelled as a vulnerability state prior to the onset of more severe activity limitation.

The exclusion of those with limited cognitive function and the institutionalised may have resulted in the exclusion of those with severe activities of daily living (ADL) impairment resulting in a potential underestimation of the association between obesity and ADL limitations.

The effect of inherited factors on the severity of liver disease, evaluated as presence of severe histological activity (NAS > 5) and of severe fibrosis (Kleiner > 1), is shown in figure 2 and 3 respectively.

The second MRI 4 days later after onset of severe seizure activity indicated hippocampal pathology, possibly FHN.

Similar levels of TNF-α observed in UC and control groups could be linked with absence of severe disease activity cases within our cohort of UC patients.

Although the PPARγ2 12allelelele was associated with a lower prevalence of severe histological activity, the sample size is too small to cross the statistical significance threshold.

However, both of the cats reported here had a well-documented history of pre-existing sporadic seizures, of 32 months and 7 months duration respectively, before onset of severe CS activity.

This author claimed that increases in hospital admissions were triggered by bouts of severe geomagnetic activity over the decade 1976 to 1986 and that depressed men rather than women arrived in increased numbers in the wake of such events.

Reports from clinical trials of biologic agents appear to be based on a traditional 'biomedical model' [ 29] view that work disability is a direct consequence of severe disease activity and damage.