Sentence examples for each severe from inspiring English sources

To determine relatedness to the disorder, each severe event was rated on a three-point scale: 1) not related to psychopathology; 2) possibly related to psychopathology; or 3) clearly related to psychopathology.

To determine if life events occurred independent of will or influence of the respondents' own behaviour, each severe event was rated on a seven-point scale: 1) completely independent; 2) nearly independent; 3) possible influence, however, very unlikely; 4) physical illness; 5) cooperation or agreement with external situation; 6) likely neglect or carelessness; and 7) intentional choice.

In my experience, each severe El Niño comes with some warnings from the National Weather Service (NWS), and a lot of fruitless conversations about sandbags.

Third, it was unclear how old the individuals were when they experienced each severe hypoglycemic episode.

For each severe event, we described the main diagnosis, among the one, two or three diagnoses reported by the physician.

Data for each severe sepsis patient, either receiving DrotAA or not (controls), were linked to case mix, resource use, and cost data from a national audit.

In fact they resemble a bog-standard insurance arrangement in which a premium is received and there is a small chance of perhaps one in 50 each year of severe losses.

The results were three massive bouts of inflation, each more severe than the one before.

There is ample evidence that premature retracting of fiscal stimulus recently in Japan and in our Great Depression, probably made each more severe and prolonged.

Depending upon mean sirolimus trough levels of each patient, severe wound-healing complications were seen in 3 patients, resulting in bronchial airway dehiscence in 2 patients with lethal outcome in 1 patient.

However, when mobile nodes are located around a cell boundary or when two mobile nodes in a mobile ad hoc network [2] are located far away from each other, severe fading occurs, resulting in a large number of transmission errors.