Sentence examples for apparent severity from inspiring English sources
During interview, Atos assessors award claimants points reflecting the apparent severity of their condition and a computer program then calculates the score.
During the assessment, Atos health professionals, who can be doctors, nurses or physiotherapists, have to award claimants points reflecting the apparent severity of their condition, with information gathered through a computer-led set of questions.
Despite the apparent severity of the tests, some analysts say they think it is too early for the Fed to allow large banks to take actions that could reduce capital.
But in time we realize that these ancient records have a poetry all their own, whether the subject is a gigantic post office, an even more gigantic railroad station or the incomparable elegance and apparent severity of Lord Curzon, the Viceroy, photographed in 1900.
The idea was to prevent fiscal policy being eased too much once monetary union was in place; but the result, if the rules are followed, will be that fiscal policy may be dangerously tight.The rules are complicated, but this should not disguise their apparent severity.
Unfamiliar with industrial injuries, they were baffled by the nature of the damage to Huskisson's leg, but concluded that despite the apparent severity of his injuries the wounds were treatable.
No urban rural differences were apparent for severity of the illness: 46.6% of the whole sample said it was very serious and 31.2% said it was serious, but 8.7% thought it was not a serious illness.
In contrast to basal current densities, a clear negative correlation was apparent between clinical severity and relative response to stimulus of the corresponding mutant channel.
HFMD epidemics continue to occur to the present day, with apparent increases in severity [ 6].
It is becoming apparent that the severity and stage of cancer can be associated with miRNA levels, as seen below.
Of more interest was the lack of any apparent difference in severity of symptoms between the children satisfying the diagnostic criteria for APD (AP+) and those not (AP−).
