Sentence examples for severity of new from inspiring English sources

The overall study was designed to test the hypotheses that the rates and severity of new and previously existing respiratory diseases increased among residents after 11 September 2001 in the community surrounding GZ compared with a control community.

In the future, we envision that it will complement existing structural matrices and be used alongside evolutionary and functional information in building more sophisticated predictive models to forecast the biological severity of new mutations that are being discovered at a fast pace because of personal exome sequencing in fundamental research and clinical applications (Kumar et al. 2011).

"Given the severity of this new test and the newness of the technology required to measure these small levels of pollutants, the commission has also allowed a margin for error within the functioning of the test equipment".

"Red flags" for secondary disorders include sudden onset of headache, new onset of headache with aura, onset of headache after 50 years of age, increased frequency or severity of headache, new onset of headache with an underlying medical condition, headache with concomitant systemic illness [2, 8].

The severity of the new virus does not even approach that of the 1918 one, which killed 40 million to 50 million people worldwide.

Because of the severity of the new side-pole test, vehicles were expected not to fare as well on the side tests as they had under the previous rating system.

The severity of this new epidemic is not unique to North America.

Imagine that, given the contagiousness and the severity of the new influenza virus, you would have to stay home for a month.

Pre-set values can be varied by sliders and input fields to make different assumptions on the transmissibility and clinical severity of a new pandemic strain, to change the costs connected to medical treatment or work loss, or to simply apply the simulation to different demographic settings.

If he proves to be wrong in his measure of the severity of New York's difficulties, he may very well find himself absorbing the bulk of the blame for the kind of calamitous problems that many fiscal experts think his city is about to endure.

That repeated underestimation of the severity of the News of the World saga has not only embarrassed the Met and cost the commissioner his job, it has proved to be the miscalculation that undid another of the Met's most respected officers.