Sentence examples for severity of objective from inspiring English sources

In June 1998, we assessed severity of objective hardship and subjective distress in women pregnant during the January 1998 Quebec Ice Storm.

Nonaccepting patients with a residual deformity after completed surgical treatment of their facial cleft have a preoccupation with their deformity, which also leads to social impairment irrespective of the deformity's severity of objective visibility.

We collected data on patient demographics, admission diagnosis and severity of illness; study objective, setting, and design; ventilator settings; classification of pleural effusion (exudative vs. transudative); technique of drainage, including the use of imaging guidance, the level of training of the operator, and the type of drainage procedure performed; and outcomes.

Measures of migraine severity and objective assessments of the psychological traits of clinical subjects and their parents, as well as measures of depression, somatisation and specific phobias would also be useful for characterising parent-child relationships in clinical settings.

This new and validated score could drive some advantages in daily practice, allowing accurate assessment of ARF severity, more objective monitoring of patients and easier communication between care providers.

At three years only patients' appraisal of injury severity and of patients' ability to cope remained predictive - independent of each other and of objective injury severity measured by the ISS as bivariate correlations show.

More generally, Katon et al [38] have concluded that symptoms of depression and anxiety are associated with greater symptom burden (net of objective disease severity) in a variety of conditions, including chronic lung disease, diabetes, heart disease and arthritis, suggesting that the patterns described here are relevant to adaptation.

This suggests that health care providers need to be aware that survivors may be at risk for PTSD or depression, regardless of the objective severity of their physical injuries.

Some studies tried to test this hypothesis by relating the objective severity of the traumatic event to symptoms of PTSD.

The poor outcome of many accident victims, independent of the objective severity of the injury, confirms the importance of early psychological assessment and, where needed, treatment and the provision of practical advice and information [ 29].

The objective severity of the residual deformity did not correlate with the patients' acceptance of their facial appearance, but the self-perceived visibility did correlate.