The phrase "as does the severity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something occurs in the same manner as another subject, often in a comparative context.
Example: "The intensity of the storm increased, as does the severity of the warnings issued by the meteorological department."
Alternatives: "as does the seriousness" or "as does the harshness".
Political violence in Bengal, in the form of terrorist acts, reached its peak from 1908 through 1910, as did the severity of official repression and the number of "preventive detention" arrests.
At the time of the interview, all participants were currently smoking cigarettes, but their patterns of smoking varied greatly (from a minimum of 3 5 a week to a maximum of 35 a day), as did the severity of their nicotine dependence, according to the FTND (from very low to very high).
For the majority of cases, the glandular and squamous nature of the cytology and final pathological diagnoses converged, as did the severity of the lesion.
While the research protocols utilized in these studies varied slightly as did the severity and progression of KOA, discrepancies in conclusions highlight the need for further research concerning bilateral symmetry in patients with KOA.
The severity of the environment often influences animal cognition [1 6], as does the rate of change within that environment [7 10].
We previously reported that depressive symptoms explained ten times the variance in fatigue in OSA patients as did OSA severity itself (respiratory disturbance index, oxyhemoglobin saturation).
The composition of the extraocular muscles differs in rabbit eyes, as do eyeball movements and the severity of the postoperative inflammatory reaction [ 7, 25].
This analysis may exclude disease severity as a confounding factor, especially when natural light does not affect the outcomes of critically ill patients as markedly as does disease severity.
Deprivation (0.40) and living in an urban area (0.72) both showed a negative rather than positive association in this group, as did anxiety/depression (0.84), pain severity (0.78) and mobility problems (0.69) - the factors with the highest positive odds ratio association with the other three groups.
