For n+1, the index of seriousness is thought for its own sake, which can sanction an especially highhanded form of intellectual arrogance.
The breach was given an 8.8 out of 10 rating of seriousness in a global index maintained by a security company, with a score above 9 considered "catastrophic".
Calder took everything seriously except seriousness.
But Pestov's students felt that his strictness was an index of his seriousness.
The index accounts for the number and seriousness of the conditions and a higher score indicates a greater burden of comorbid disease.
And second, the amount of covariance ill fit of a model, as recorded by ANY index does not trustably correspond to the seriousness of the problems in a model.
It should be clear from the discussion preceding Argument 2 above that the amount of covariance ill fit, by any covariance-based index, cannot be trusted to correspond to the seriousness of a model's misspecifications because it is possible for even seriously causally misspecified models to provide perfect covariance fit.
The seriousness of the condition in the form of GSI, work ability index, full-time sick leave at inclusion, and number of days on sick leave before inclusion was significantly greater in the group that had not returned at work after one year (Table 2).
A weighted index was created to take into account the number and seriousness of the comorbidities.
This Index is a weighted index of the number and the seriousness of comorbid diseases [ 21], which has been widely used in studies of cancer patients [ 5, 22- 25].
