Sentence examples for stringent severity from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, compared with a peak GH level cut-off of 4 μg/l to classify severity, the difference in height change between GHRd3 carriers and subjects with fl/fl with severe GHD was intensified when using a more stringent severity cut-off of 2 μg/l.

In fact, the difference in height change in subjects with severe GHD between GHRd3 carriers and those with the fl/fl genotype was intensified when a more stringent severity threshold was used.

A second model to capture only the patients who fell into the more stringent severity classification (2 or 3 Yes answers) may have resulted in a better performing model but the decision to use the less stringent measure was in line with the parameters for control in the RCP-3Q model.

The proportion of patients reporting remission of manic or depressive symptoms during 18 months of treatment was in the range of 35 38%, with remission defined based on stringent CGI-Severity criteria (CGI-S = 1) representing the absence of bipolar symptomatology.

Initial studies have used informal checks to assess inconsistencies in rank ordering of vignette severity or less stringent non-parametric methods such as testing for systematic difference in vignette rankings to evaluate these assumptions (19, 26).

Kagame became Museveni's chief of intelligence and gained a reputation for incorruptibility and severity by enforcing a stringent code of behaviour.

Notwithstanding stringent matching criteria for demographic and severity of illness data including mean blood glucose, we cannot completely exclude confounders.

For high-risk injuries a more aggressive treatment with stringent restrictions is advisable, regardless of the severity.

Patients were stratified according to their infection status and the severity of their disease using stringent clinical and laboratory criteria.

There is however no reason why that the proportional lowering of rates found in this study as the severity remission criteria became more stringent should not be confirmed, even if the time component is adopted in evaluating remission.

11 To explore the effect of anaemia severity, we used the less stringent anaemia definition proposed by Beutler et al, 12 using thresholds of 12.2 g/dl in white women and of 13.7 g/dl or 13.2 g/dl in white men aged 20 59 years, or 60+ years, respectively, in sensitivity analyses.