Sentence examples for severe responses from inspiring English sources

Depending on conditions and if you are kept in isolation, prisoners develop more severe responses such as hearing voices and delusional beliefs".

The non-linear, unexpected and severe responses of ecosystems to the environmental changes crossing ecological thresholds or environmental limits, necessitate the regular monitoring of the human-induced pressures to the urban ecosystems.

The attacks evoked severe responses from political parties and their leaders, particularly of Uttar Pradesh and Bihar.

However, unexpectedly severe responses after priming forced us to delay the second immunization by three weeks and ultimately to eliminate the third immunization.

A variety of epidemiological studies have generally been further supportive of this hypothesis, suggesting that statins may have a beneficial effect in modifying severe responses to infectious insults in general populations [5] [7], and chronic renal failure patients [21].

Consequently, all infected animals were susceptible to T. vivax infection showing variable clinical and pathological changes, manifested by severe responses.

As the French grieve for the fallen at massive public memorials, their country's leaders have vowed a swift and severe response against the Islamic State, who claimed responsibility for the series of bombings and shootings that left 129 dead.

"In some instances a delayed and exceptionally severe response may take place and be followed by serious after-effects lasting several days".

Mr. Valle's contention also received a severe response from Senator Martin J. Golden, a Brooklyn Republican.

— Vicole Deng Q. … can we expect the same severe response to shoddy construction that followed the tainted food scandal, which ended with the execution of a senior minister?

Any attack by Serbian forces against NATO personnel engaged in peace-keeping missions elsewhere in the region would be completely unjustified and would be met with a swift and severe response in self-defence.