Sentence examples for severity to create from inspiring English sources
The National Insurance Scheme NISS) in Norway provides disability benefits for all individuals residing in Norway whose health conditions are of sufficient severity to create a serious economic problem (The Norwegian Labour and Welfare Administration, 2012).
The Charlson comorbidity index summarises information about the presence of a number of medical conditions, assigns a severity score to each, and sums the severity scores to create a single measure of comorbidity [ 2].
We pooled estimates of tree mortality rates by diameter class for all the CSE plots in each of four categorical fire severity classes to create four mortality scenarios (Figure 7).
We pooled estimates of tree mortality rates by diameter class for all the CSE plots in each of four categorical fire severity classes to create four mortality scenarios.
LOS is also influenced by severity of illness, and several studies have attempted to create severity-based LOS-prediction models [ 12, 13].
We used the tall wet forests of southeast Australia as the focal system because fire severity is expected to create distinct successional pathways and influence species' responses.
SGRQ items of corresponding severity were used to create scenarios associated with each category.
Responses to each item was scored from 0= not at all to 3 = severe and were summed to create a withdrawal severity index (total scores could range from 18 to 60).
This article examines the attempt to create severity scales during the revision to the fifth edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5) as a case of failed commensuration.
In the work described here, a water soluble fraction (WSF) generated by steam pretreatment of Douglas-fir at high severity conditions was used to create a high gravity (high sugar concentration), multi-stress fermentation environment.
Although Roche et al. developed predictive models to create severity scores for such patients,[ 9] their score does not include arterial blood gases and other relevant data from the ED, which limits their results.
