Sentence examples for the severest cases from inspiring English sources

Conservative management is recommended in all but the severest cases.

Most show little or no symptoms, but in the severest cases the cells of the body are starved of energy.

"One possibility is that those microcephaly babies are just the severest cases and that they are only a small proportion of all the babies who were infected," Ko said.

Use of complement cascade-blocking antibody eculizumab is becoming the first-line treatment in the severest cases [ 4].

Given that magnesium is safe and inexpensive, and that there is now good evidence to support its routine use in the severest cases, it only remains for the optimal dose and duration of therapy to be established.

Whether Asperger's syndrome is radically different from classical infantile autism (in a child of three, all forms of autism may look the same) or whether there is a continuum from the severest cases of infantile autism (accompanied, perhaps, by retardation and various neurological problems) to the most gifted, high-functioning individuals, is a matter of dispute.

The mortality rate in the severe cases is "very high," often coming in childhood, according to the National Institutes of Health.

One of the severe cases is Mr. Matthews, who had controlled his disease for many years with the generic allopurinol.

Around a third to a half of the severe cases occurred in previously healthy young people, she said.

He said that the severe cases were "shocking and horrific" and that people in the area were frightened for themselves and for the animals that are their livelihood.

Introduction: In some hospital intensivits called for the severe cases in the wards.