Sentence examples for frequency and seriousness from inspiring English sources

Developed in connection with the sacramental practice of confessing one's sins to a priest, it involved a review of the Ten Commandments and other precepts and the ordering of sins according to their frequency and seriousness.

The most likely environmental hazards associated with climate change on the Great Hungarian Plain are the changes in frequency and seriousness of drought, the changes in intensity of wind erosion, the changes in frequency and seriousness of inland excess water, and the changes in frequency and seriousness of flood (Mezősi, Meyer, et al. 2013).

From these quotations, gross criticality was calculated by multiplying frequency and seriousness, and residual criticality by multiplying gross criticality and control.

Self-reports instead, have the advantage of detecting a wider range of behaviors, both in terms of variety, frequency and seriousness, but the disadvantage of being less reliable, since they might be affected by memory, bias and concealment.

(Physician 108M) In our study, physicians recognized the frequency and seriousness of social and emotional difficulties in diabetes care.

Objective To quantify the frequency and seriousness of adverse events in non-oncology phase I studies with healthy participants.

A significant correlation was found between the SEMG parameter decrement of normalized median frequency (MNF) and seriousness of FM (evaluated by means of tender points).

Many factors influence the choice of DMARD for the individual patient: its relative efficacy, convenience of administration, requirements of the monitoring program, costs of the medication and monitoring (including doctor visits and laboratory costs), time until expected benefit and the frequency and potential seriousness of adverse reactions.

This list was narrowed to 21 scenarios by combining similar scenario types (ie, various drug overdosages; orders for drug to which patient was allergic) and prioritised based on preselected criteria of (a) frequency, (b) seriousness and (c) testability.

While there were two parallel sets of follow-up questions asked about forced sex by men and by women, if women had more than one experience of forced sex by either sex, separate instances of forced sex by people of the same gender could not be differentiated in terms of their seriousness, frequency and character.

This training will focus on post-operative delirium issues (diagnosis, frequency, seriousness, and risk factors) and the HELP presentation [ 16].