Sentence examples for of severe quality from inspiring English sources

Investor-owned homes also had fewer nurses and higher rates of severe quality problems, in which patients were harmed.

The plaintiffs' lawyers said internal Firestone documents showed the company was aware of severe quality problems at its Decatur, Ill., plant as early as the mid-1990's, and that by 1997, the year the tire in question was made, company officials were already meeting with Ford officials in Venezuela over tread problems.

Higher scores indicate greater frequency of symptoms and more severe quality of life impact attributed to smoking (Table  1).

Despite a health care system that provides universal coverage and a well established and extensive system of social security, individuals with chronic illness still face the long term prospect of economic hardship and severe quality of life impairment.

Well, for example, according to Cape data, 8percentt of roofs in the U.S. are of poor or severe quality.

CP is considered the main cause of tooth loss among adults and is associated with severe quality of life impacts (2).

Furthermore, the severe quality degradation of the shot-based SPN disturbs the SPN merging and makes the shot-based SPN uncorrelated even to the high-quality SPN.

However, with a less strict criteria (k=1,2), the detection ratio increased because the number of the shots that underwent the severe quality degradation was small.

However, one trial [ 54] did not find that hyaluronic acid was effective for reducing the incidence of severe pain or quality of life at week four of radiation treatment.

Secondary study question: What is the impact of early surgery in these patients in terms of severe complications, mortality, quality of life, costs, endocrine and exocrine pancreatic insufficiency and other clinical relevant outcomes?

In the past, anemia was viewed as a sign of underlying disease, while today this condition is considered by many to be a cause itself of severe deterioration of quality of life, morbidity, decline in physical function, and a risk factor for death [ 14].