Sentence examples for term severe from inspiring English sources
Levels in the variables were encoded as follows: GHD severity term (severe; mild); GHRd3 polymorphism (d3 carriers; fl/fl); and gender (female; male).
To date, there is no uniform agreement on the optimal severity assessment tool or an agreed definition of the term severe pneumonia.
In the short term, severe malabsorption, vitamin and mineral deficiencies, and chronic diarrhoea occurred; in the long term, there was risk of developing fatty liver and cirrhosis, renal stones and heart problems (pericarditis).
That's rich For whom the road tolls Be afraid Reprints Related items Bagehot: More unequal than othersMar 13th 2008And as if the lexicon of poverty were not already bloated, the Conservatives want to add another term, "severe poverty".
Moreover, the fact that the EEOC has only taken on cases involving morbidly obese (not regularly obese) plaintiffs further indicates that the EEOC's use of the term "severe obesity" corresponds to morbid obesity.
When a serious new type of pneumonia started spreading from Asia in 2003, officials at WHO coined the term severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) to prevent the disease from being named "Chinese flu" or something similar.
P. nil was tolerant to long-term, severe P deficiency stress.
In a total of 274 women, technical difficulties were mainly unilateral, with no acute or short-term severe complications.
Short-term severe copper deficiency has been shown to significantly reduce acetylcholine (Ach -induced vAch -inducedth muscle relaxation.
Initially, short-term, severe flux decline occurred in the early period of filtration due to the formation of the thin filter cake over the membrane surface.
Dr Clare Walton, from the Stroke Association, said: "A stroke happens in an instant, but its effects can last a lifetime, leaving many with long-term severe disabilities.
