The patients rated the perceived severity of each symptom from 0 5 (never, hardly noticed, slightly, moderately, strongly, very strongly).
The patients could rate the perceived severity of each of these symptoms from 0 5 (never, hardly noticed, slightly, moderately, strongly, very strongly).
Of the primary outcomes perceived recovery will be dichotomized to recovered (fully, strongly) or not recovered (slightly-strongly worsened).
We initially considered the scoring strategy from the perspective that if a MLCD had been influenced slightly, moderately, strongly or very strongly, then different scores should be placed on the answer to that question.
Again we see that EDM is slightly more strongly correlated with detection for 2-locus models, while COR is more strongly correlated for 3-locus models.
In a meta-analysis by Howell et al. [ 17], ill-being was found to slightly more strongly predict short-term health outcomes, while positive well-being slightly more strongly predicted long-term health outcomes, but the effects were of similar size.
The bill is slender, pointed, and slightly to strongly downcurved.
As seen on other issues, the results show the online audience feel slightly less strongly about this than the newspaper readers, but overall are still firmly in agreement.
That would help explain why consumer spending is rising more rapidly than wages, and why VAT receipts are growing slightly more strongly than income tax receipts.
Maybe next year we should even weight it slightly more strongly, so that there's more at stake in the voting round and so that the judges have to fight even harder to go against popular opinion.
It was only then revealed by Soviet economists that the true rate of growth in production over the period (including that of the Second Five-Year Plan, slightly less strongly stressing heavy industry, which now followed) was only about 3.5 percent per annum, about the same as that of Germany over the same span of time.
