Sentence examples for shorter grade from inspiring English sources

As for late toxicity, although the median follow-up was shorter, Grade 3 late toxicity was experienced by 2 of 40 (5%) patients, and no Grade 4 or higher late toxicity was experienced in our study.

We were able to identify four pharmacoresistant patients who presented with short chronic recurrent spontaneous focal EEEs with electrographic appearance similar to short grade 1 seizures in the rpFPI rat.

In 0.3% fiber volume, different fiber volume combination of Glass fibers in Short Graded form (3 mm + 6 mm length fiber), combination of Glass fibers in Long Graded form (12 mm + 20 mm length fiber) and combination of Short Graded + Long Graded fibers to form Combined Graded fibers (3 mm + 6 mm + 12 mm + 20 mm length fiber) were studied.

In short, grades I and II complications are defined as any deviation from the normal postoperative course, without the need for surgical, endoscopic or radiological interventions (grade I) but with the need for pharmacological treatment (grade II).

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Two patients had stomatitis (one each at level I and II), one patient had vomiting (level III) and one patient had short-lived grade 3 PPS (level II).

Myelosuppression was mild except in one patient who developed short-lived grade 3 neutropenia after the third CPT-11 dose not requiring any delay in radiotherapy or subsequent surgery.

The Oman Mountains divide short, steeply graded, northeast-sloping wadis from the less steep wadis sloping southwest into the eastern Rubʿ al-Khali.

Rather than a series of quizzes and a single, short paper, grades were to be now based partly on the closely administered final exam that was given on Wednesday.

Finally, as a defensive measure, we bought a lot of short, higher-grade bonds".

We aimed to investigate biological features in persons with major depression and somatoform syndromes, and to analyze effects of short-term graded exercise on these parameters.