Sentence examples for perceived as severe from inspiring English sources

The three concepts of the impact scale, perceived difficulties, impact score, and burden rating, showed a different distribution in community and clinical samples (χ = 67.8), confirming the idea that problems of children in the community sample are not perceived as severe as problems of children in the clinical sample.

Younger men may have higher sexual performance demands than older men and missing a single erection could be perceived as severe ED for younger men, whereas older men missing several erections might consider that to be severe.

Presumably, many of the respiratory problem and fever cases that presented at pharmacies were not perceived as severe and could be managed at home, a distinction which is important for both refugees in terms of reduced out-of-pocket payments and the health system because of the lower consultation burden when minor illnesses are managed at home.

Among all the menopausal symptoms, hot flushes were perceived as severe (157, 21.5%) and very severe (75, 10.3%).

Although pertussis was not perceived as severe enough among the elderly to justify vaccination, it was perceived as a threat to infants.

According to the interviewed GPs, the initial clinical syndromes of both herpes zoster and pertussis are not perceived as severe enough to warrant vaccination.

If the economic consequences are perceived as severer in affluent communities, divorce rates might rise when economic conditions in the community deteriorate.

Though hot flushes was not a common symptom was perceived as 'severe' and 'very severe'.

Schools perceived as stronger blocked the way.

However, the presence of severe artifacts in only one of the channels can cause unnatural binocular rivalry, which is perceived as a severe stereoscopic artifact.

In addition, framing climate change impacts as distant (whilst keeping information presented the same) resulted in climate change impacts being perceived as more severe, whilst attitudes towards climate change mitigation were more positive when participants were asked to consider social rather than personal aspects of climate change.