Sentence examples for severe version of the from inspiring English sources

The same is true of twelve of the thirteen patients with the less severe version of the disease.

A more severe version of the British tax was passed by the U.S. House of Representatives in March, after an uproar over $165 million in bonuses paid to A.I.G. employees after the company received a huge government bailout.

Historical figures, including Cotton Mather, Mary Wortley Montagu, and Voltaire, championed the practice of variolation, in which individuals were infected with a mild form of smallpox to protect them from a more severe version of the disease.

Nevertheless, part of him feared that all he had done was create a rather severe version of "The Sullivans," a television soap opera about a typical Aussie family after the war.

Some babies born with a severe version of the disease do not live for more than fortnight because their bodies cannot derive energy from fat by normal methods when their sugar stores run out.

Do you struggle with SAD or a less severe version of the winter blues and need advice?

A less severe version of this type of interference, that can decrease the efficacy of selection in sexual organisms, occurs when a locus under weak selection is tightly linked to a more strongly selected locus (i.e., Hill-Robertson Effect; [ 5, 6]).

A new asthma drug that could revolutionise the treatment of the 500,000 Britons with moderate or severe versions of the condition and reduce the number of deaths from has been hailed as a "gamechanger".

But both have suggested they are open to less severe versions of the cuts now in the GOP bill, even though such reductions would still mean significant losses of insurance coverage in their states. .

Several groups began to impose a more severe version of Islam on the tolerant culture of the valley: women were made to wear veils, and bars and beauty parlors were closed down.

The fighting in Arab Jabour also had the effect of displacing some insurgents to the west, including militants who imposed a severe version of Islamic law and who used the region as a transit point for sneaking explosives into Baghdad.