Examples of using Variable severity in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Both can have extraintestinal manifestations and variable severity.
Demyelination can be abrupt or have an insidious onset and variable severity. Neurological signs may present from very faint to obvious changes and limit patient activities.
Contact with many animals andplants may cause polymorphous dermatitis of variable severity and frequency.
Although the clinical presentation may be very heterogeneous,showing variable severity of phenotypes, similar events should motivate clinical suspicion for clinical diagnosis.
Clinical manifestations include neuromotor skill impairment andINTELLECTUAL DISABILITY of variable severity.
Brazilian spotted fever BSF is an infectious, febrile, andacute disease, with variable severity, which usually has an endemic character. It is transmitted by ticks.
In immunodeficient hosts, primary infection andreinfections can assume a progressive character of variable severity.
The dependent variable severity of malocclusion was evaluated according to DAI, enabling the classification of individuals into: absence of abnormality or slight malocclusion DAI 36.
It affects a large number of adolescents andyoung adults at some stage of their lives, with variable severity according to age and cause.
Infection by RSV has variable severity with clinical manifestations from mild symptoms in the upper respiratory tract to bronchiolitis and pneumonia, and may develop into the severe form, requiring ICU admission and mechanical ventilation, and at times leading to death.
There was no difference in genotype distribution between asthmatics and the control group Ï 2 0.67; p 0.71,as well as between groups of variable severity.
In studies, they have been related to dysautonomia,which is considered a change of variable severity and complex pathophysiology that leads to neuronal changes in the sympathetic preganglionic route.
Taking into account the cost of application, and the nature, scope, context and purposes of the processing,as well as risks of probability and variable severity associated with data processing.
Hyperandrogenism leads to clinical pictures of variable severity in females, including early puberty, hirsutism, acne, seborrhea, alopecia, menstrual disturbance and ovulatory dysfunction with infertility during reproductive life, metabolic syndrome, psychological disorders and virilization.
In the literature consulted, there were no studies that associate the presence of TEOAEs suppression to the variable severity of tinnitus in individuals with this symptom.
Crohn's disease is a chronic inflammatory process of unknown etiologyaffecting the gastrointestinal tract, uni- or multifocal, of variable severity, transmural, and it is not curable by clinical or surgical treatment C D. The small and large intestines are affected more often.
With age(generally after 40 years of age), the frequency of the episodes declines butsome patients may develop chronic myopathy of variable severity that may cause permanent muscle weakness.
In medical literature,only 11 cases are described Chart I. The clinical manifestations are heterogeneous and of variable severity, including penis edema, papules of yellowish color, ulcers and abscesses.
Surgical site infections(ssi)are the third leading cause of infectious complications associated with procedures presented in variable severities.
The severity variable was considered only in the retrospective research by Fiore and Huston, who presented sports timeoff as a severity marker.
When serum levels go beyond 5µg/mL symptoms are variable and severity depends on lidocaine blood concentration Table 2.
Because of the large ability to produce many virulence factors this microorganism is associated with several cases of infections and diseases with severity variable.
Tables 2 and3 show the comparisons between the severity variable of phonological disorder and the repair strategies presented by the subjects for the phonemes/b/ and/d/.