Sentence examples for severe I from inspiring English sources

However, the difference becomes smaller as the Nakagami-m fading becomes less severe, i.e., as m increases.

It was, however, increased as the experimental conditions became severe, i.e., with increases of cutting speed and feed per tooth.

Heifers fed PRT had a numerically lower (P = 0.27) prevalence of liver abscesses with fewer livers having less severe (i.e., A−) abscesses.

In their words, they found, "an unexpectedly severe (i.e., lethal) form of developmental toxicity".

An ecosystem tends to have low species diversity when it is severe, i.e. few species can survive in it.

Exacerbations in the model are either moderate (i.e. community-treated) or severe (i.e. requiring hospital admission), each associated with costs and health outcomes.

He had a shaved head and something of a severe, I-will-kill-you-dead expression when you caused him to turn away from his computer.

In the treatment of anterior SDA-AU or severe I-AU, one (rarely two) of the following immunosuppressive drugs was (were) administered in combination with corticosteroids (usually at the lower dose of 0.3 0.5 mg/kg/day): azathioprine (1 mg/kg/day), cyclosporine-A (2 3 mg/kg/day), cyclophosphamide (1 mg/kg/day), methotrexate (5 7.5 mg/weekly), and mycophenolate mofetil (1 1.5 g/day).

The I-PSS in insomniacs was higher than in subjects with no insomnia, and insomnia was more prevalent in subjects with a severe I-PSS than in those with moderate or mild scores.

The I-PSS was higher in insomniacs than in subjects with no insomnia (17.5 (±5.4) vs 15.6 (±5.5), p<0.001), and insomnia was more prevalent in subjects with a severe I-PSS than in those with moderate or mild scores (p<0.001).

In the present retrospective cohort analysis, only patients with non-severe (i.e., uncomplicated) sepsis were enrolled.