This suggests that the increase in PPH may represent fewer severe haemorrhages, better management of severe haemorrhage or better recording of PPH.
The research suggests, among other applications, that oxytocin treatment could help people with severe anxiety better open up to their psychotherapists.
Sparrows with average-sized wings survive severe storms better than those with longer or shorter wings, illustrating: (1) the bottleneck effect, (2) stabilizing selection, (3) neutral variation, and (4) disruptive selection 9.
We have previously shown that S100B levels in severe sepsis better reflected the presence and prognosis of low consciousness SAE than the GCS.
Model 2 also captured the timing and magnitude the three severe outbreaks better than model 1 without losing predictive skill during the intermediate low-magnitude periods.
If more precise medical records were available, it would have been interesting to subdivide the different symptoms into, for example, mild, moderate, and severe, to better assess the symptoms.
Incidence rates during the development period compare well (R = 0.901), with a 5.5% improvement in total variance explained compared with the model 3 baseline, and model 4 captured the severe outbreaks better than model 3 without losing skill during intermediate periods.
According to the text, Gray sends manuscripts to Workman with the injunction: "The severer the better!" There is perhaps more reason to be severe with Old Men in Love.
In the meantime, this study only considered patients with COPD previously hospitalised for treatment, leaving less severe or better-controlled COPD outpatients included in the reference group.
Severity of disease is not always correlated to psychological adjustment or coping, and maybe those with more severe illness have better social support systems and may have learnt better stress-management strategies to help them with their illness [ 45].
