Sentence examples for severe category of from inspiring English sources
The Swedish law calls this "sexual exploitation," the third and least severe category of rape, which carries a maximum prison sentence of four years.
That infraction was classified as "willful," the most severe category of violation issued by the agency, and carries a penalty of $42,000.
ATLANTA, Oct. 15 — For the first time in more than 100 years, much of the Southeast has reached the most severe category of drought, climatologists said Monday, creating an emergency so serious that some cities are just months away from running out of water.
Accordingly, for this study, we subdivided the most severe category of Grade IV [30].
(Schedule I is the most severe category of illegal substances, referring to drugs with the greatest tendency for abuse and no known medical uses).
The extension index was calculated by assigning a weight score of +1, +2, or +3, to the mild, intermediate and severe category of phenotypes, respectively (Fig. S1).
Significant differences were seen between typical, mild to moderate and severe categories of SRS scores, based on the Kruskal Wallis one-way analysis of variance by ranks (p < .05).05
The generic measures appear capable of distinguishing between more severe categories of patients (i.e., moderate versus severe), but not capable of distinguishing between mild and moderate levels.
PEP includes anti-rabies vaccine administration, and for severe categories of exposure, infiltration of purified rabies immunoglobulin (RIG) in and around the wound [ 4].
However, the population were all at risk of pressure ulceration as they were using pressure relieving equipment and it would be reasonable to infer the more severe categories on the basis of questions asking about cavity, exudate and smell.
The Behavior domain relates to symptoms of psychomotor agitation/retardation and, in the more severe categories, to suicidal ideation (example of mild dysfunctioning: " Things are more of a chore these days and at times I feel sluggish or agitated").
