The recordings revealed brain abnormalities months afterward; the most severe were found in prisoners who had endured either head trauma sufficient to render them unconscious or, yes, solitary confinement.
General nutritional deficiency and/or severe illness was found in most cases of severe 25(OH D deficiency.
Severe violence was found less often than non-severe abuse.
Severe cracking was found to occur in PVD titanium films on epoxy powder coatings.
An over-representation of severe HPE was found in patients whose mutations confer greater loss of function, as measured by the functional zebrafish assay.
The most severe damage was found in group A animals, of which seven showed significant neuronal necrosis, having a grade 2 or more advanced lesion.
No invasive carcinoma or severe atypia was found.
A significant overall effect of diagnosis on severe fatigue was found using the χ test (P=0.044).
Severe sepsis was found in 31.8% of the patients, with a hospital mortality of 27%.
Loss of weight and severe acidosis was found in the patient.
