Sentence examples for severity requirement from inspiring English sources

Under the conditions of the eIND process, clinicians requested peramivir if they believed that such use was in the best interest of their patient; no severity requirement was imposed by the FDA or BioCryst nor were subjects required to have experienced the failure of other drug regimens.

Also setting too high of a baseline severity requirement can increase screening costs because of the added difficulty of identifying a restricted pool of eligible subjects (e.g., lower percentage of subjects with severe symptoms).

This reduction in recalcitrance was manifest through lower severity requirements to achieve comparable levels of conversion to wild-type biomass.

Fungal pretreatment followed by thermochemical pretreatment could potentially lower the severity requirements of acid, temperature and pressure in thermochemical pretreatment [ 5].

In addition to decreased pretreatment severity requirements, the expression of E1 in corn stover is likely to enable decreased enzyme loadings for hydrolysis, decreased inhibitor formation and decreased degradation product formation.

Because of the noted imbalances in baseline characteristics (greater age, regional use, co-morbidities, disease severity, and requirement for organ support) between those with and without low-dose corticosteroids therapy, mortality results for the two cohorts are not directly comparable.

Beyond the classical paradigm of sepsis where overwhelming inflammation is responsible for lethal multiple organ failure, the development of sepsis-induced immunosuppression in patients that survive the primary insult may favor the development of secondary infections in addition to other common risk factors related to severity and requirements for invasive procedures [24 26].

Beyond the classical paradigm of sepsis where overwhelming inflammation is responsible for lethal multiple organ failure, the development of sepsis-induced immunosuppression in patients that survive the primary insult may favor the development of secondary infections in addition to other common risk factors related to severity and requirements for invasive procedures [ 24– 26].

As mentioned earlier, the undesired feedstocks properties, present in differential of the same feedstock, can require increasing severity in process requirements (pretreatment and enzymatic hydrolysis).

Pandemics of lesser severity place fewer requirements on essential services.

The CURB-65 score did not predict pandemic influenza (H1N1) pneumonia severity or subsequent requirement for ICU admission and the most sensitive rapid diagnostic tool for pandemic influenza (H1N1) 2009 pneumonia was rRT-PCR testing on lower respiratory tract samples, as nasopharyngeal samples were often negative.