Sentence examples for severity and complexity from inspiring English sources

The feature of this case is the severity and complexity of kidney involvement, characterized by kidney cancer and by severe arteriolonephrosclerosis occurring in the absence of hypertension, which we speculate may be the basis for the severe and progressive nephropathy (with the appearance of nephrotic proteinuria, previously absent) that developed shortly after nephrectomy.

While natural disasters are the norm in south-east Asia, Haiyan was a reminder that the frequency, severity and complexity of these storms are increasing dramatically.

According to the report, there is "a huge gap" in the services and treatment available to prisoners at a time when their needs have "expanded in number, severity and complexity".

In response, school board officials maintained that Timothy was not "educationally handicapped," because the severity and complexity of his disabilities prevented him from being "capable of benefitting" from special-education services.

Complication and comorbidity (CC) splits are a way of incorporating variations in severity and complexity within HRGs.

Fuchs and his trauma room team were unprepared for the severity and complexity of the injuries.

It is therefore natural to suppose that a set of diagnostic criteria for near miss would be capable of identifying a population requiring greater attention and possibly more complex management, principally considering the association that exists between clinical severity and the complexity of care.

The US National Cyber Security Division gave it a score of 10 out of 10 for severity and a complexity rating of low – meaning it is easy for hackers to exploit.

Furthermore, RDW itself correlates with both the severity and the complexity of coronary artery atherosclerosis, as determined using the SYNTAX [ 43] and Gensini scores [ 40].

Research during the past several decades showed that, depending upon the condition severity and the complexity of the prescribed regimen, as many as 40%% of patients do not adhere to the agreed treatment recommendations [ 50].

Despite the severity and phenotypic complexity of RTT, the brains of individuals with RTT do not show gross neuropathological changes, nor evidence of neuronal or glial atrophy, degeneration, gliosis, or demyelination, indicating that RTT is not a neurodegenerative disorder (Jellinger et al., 1988; Reiss et al., 1993).