Sentence examples for was considered severe from inspiring English sources

The patient-patient kappa values and agreement are also higher than the patient-doctor values for the questions relating to time since onset of the symptom, its frequency, severity and whether it was considered severe enough to prompt medical consultation.

While by today's standards the treatment of the prisoners may seem lenient, picking potatoes in a place as cold and isolated as Houlton was considered severe treatment, said Mr. Koop, the historian.

As a child, Ms. McDonald, 34, had what was considered severe scoliosis; now, thanks to her yoga practice, she is able to twist herself like a pretzel and stand on one leg — the "bird of paradise" pose.

Nausea was considered severe if it impacted patients' daily life.

While it did not occur frequently, it was considered severe when present.

BKV disease occurred in 78 patients (15.9%), for an incidence rate of.47/1000 patient-days (95% confidence interval [CI],.37 to.59); BKV disease was considered severe in 27 patients (5.5%).

Justice Alito asked whether "chopping onions all day would be enough" to be considered severe, and Mr. Ortiz responded yes.

Anything above 200 is considered "severe," and can lead to coughing, phlegm and sore throats, the authorities warned.

Pollution in the Baltic Sea and the coastal waters of the Kattegat and Skagerrak also is considered severe.

A valve area of <1.0 cm2 is considered severe.

Eight percent of all presentations to EDs were considered severe enough to be subsequently hospitalised.