Sentence examples for the peak severity from inspiring English sources

Similarly, the peak severity of disease ranged from severe (44% with peak cumulative joint scores between 11 and 16) to moderate (35% with peak scores between 6 and 10), to mild (21% with peak scores between 2 and 5).

In an experimental SAH model in primates, infiltration of inflammatory cells into the walls of cerebral vessels was shown to be the highest, one week following SAH induction, which correlated with the peak severity of angiographic vasospasm [ 19].

While there was consistently a delay in disease onset in the absence of T-bet (Fig. 1A), the peak severity of disease did not differ significantly between WT and T-bet−/− mice.

Between November and April the temperature is warm with equatorial rains and thunderstorms, with the storms reaching their peak severity in late March.

Pain was severe, with peak severity after 30 km of running and forcing him to stop training.

However, these findings do not preclude an actual rise in the incidence of severe sepsis as a key driver of the observed trends, with reduced peak severity of sepsis-associated OD over time, possibly related to increasingly timely and effective resuscitative interventions.

In Ccr2RFP/RFPCx3cr1GFP/+ mice, the onset of EAE occurred 5 days later than in Ccr2RFP/+Cx3cr1GFP/+ control mice, but reached similar peak severity with the same kinetics as in littermate controls.

Again, the severity of the RA was reduced significantly by SFN, and the peak arthritis severity scores were 10.3 ± 2.8 (mean ± standard deviation) in vehicle-treated mice versus 5.5 ± 2.1 in SFN-treated mice [ 95].

CD45lo microglial cells were CCR2-RFP negative at EAE peak severity and had the highest level of CX3CR1 expression.

The typical age of onset of tics is between 4 and 8, and tics reach their peak severity early in the second decade of life often followed by a time of remission of tics [ 44, 228].

Typically, first tics occur in childhood and reach their peak severity early in the second decade of life often followed by a time of remission of tics and tic-associated impairment [ 4, 15].