Sentence examples for preferred severity from inspiring English sources

Although the questions were different, our findings that the respondents preferred severity might be comparable to the studies carried out in Norway and Australia, both of which are high-income countries [ 23- 25].

Whereas the vast majority of the survey respondents preferred severity of disease to cost-effectiveness of intervention as the guiding principle, most of the development partners preferred cost-effectiveness of intervention.

Deer preferred low severity burn patches in smaller fires, but appeared to avoid low severity patches as fires became larger.

The frequency and severity of all AEs were tabulated by treatment group, system organ class, preferred term severity, and relationship to study drug.

Of those that were asked (13/18) slightly more caregivers (6/13) preferred the severity response scale: "I think this more like reflects really the reality of it" (male caregiver aged 42) and the remainder did not have a preference for either version.

The overwhelming view of conservationists now is that the species is well adapted to low- and moderate-severity wildfires, and appears to prefer high-severity burned areas within their territory for foraging.

Adverse events were summarized by treatment group, preferred term, and severity, with formal statistical analysis performed if a dose-related trend was apparent.

They found that in low transmissibility scenarios, early triggers combined with long closure duration of 12 24 weeks were preferred, regardless of severity; for high transmissibility scenarios, later triggers combined with 8 18 weeks closure were preferred.

Prosecutors would probably prefer, given the severity of the ecological crisis caused by the spill, to seek tougher penalty charges, Mr. Uhlmann said.

In the second scenario, where both patients had conditions of equal severity, about 60% preferred to treat the patient whose intervention was more cost-effective (patient A).

Patients' assessments were used to provide a comparison with the clinicians' prevalence ranking of symptoms, and to identify the preferred scale for assessing symptom severity (Table 3 – see additional file 2).