Sentence examples for severity towards from inspiring English sources

Severe weather is an unusual occurrence in the morning, and the activity only increased in severity towards the middle of the afternoon.

He had urged Saigō, in the words of Ernest Satow, "that severity towards Keiki [Yoshinobu] or his supporters, especially in the way of personal punishment, would injure the reputation of the new government in the opinion of European Powers".

In baseline variables, there are many differences in patient characteristics across quartiles of RBC age with increasing severity towards Q4.

Some have argued that IBS and IBD represent clinical presentations on a pathophysiologic spectrum of disease given the considerable overlap between symptoms in patients with IBS and IBD, whereby IBS symptoms represent sub-clinical inflammation and immune activation that progress in severity towards the expression of IBD [ 4, 13].

Furthermore, data of patients with different clinical disease severity pointed towards a specific temporal pattern.

Although mean scores for symptom severity tended towards the low end of the scale, there was wide variability in range.

As part of the alternating process throughout our history of severity and leniency, towards the end of the 18th century, a more humanitarian spirit prevailed, and out-relief was more usual.

We examined attitudes towards severity of specific infections, acceptability of potential vaccines and preferences for the number of injections they would want their child to receive on any one occasion.

While TAG was significantly different across stenosis severities (p < 0.05), comparison between lesions of 50 69 and 70 89% stenosis severity only trended towards a difference (p = 0.069).

Also, cattle rustling intensity has a negative and significant (P < 0.05) influence on herd size, indicating that whenever cattle rustling intensity moves towards severity, the pastoralists are more likely to reduce their herd size.

We also found a trend towards severity and chronicity, which is consistent with previous findings.