Sentence examples for social severity from inspiring English sources

In this research, we take into account the functional variety, topological complexity, and disturbance randomness of UDSs and define a new formula of resilience based on three parts of system severity, i.e. social severity affected by urban flooding, environmental severity caused by sewer overflow, and technological severity considering the safe operation of downstream facilities.

However, two meaningful factor components were emerged from perceived severity scale, and the subscales were named as clinical severity (variance = 83.9%) and social severity (variance = 78.0%).

19, 28, 50, 51 In this study, perceived clinical severity of HIV/AIDS showed an adjusted slight positive effect on refusal of PIHT, even though social severity showed no effect.

Clients' perceived social severity of HIV/AIDS is associated with increased perception of barriers to undergo PIHT; feeling unprepared for testing and otherwise seeking more comfortable condition to undergo testing.

Growing evidence suggests SAD simply reflects the most severe end of a spectrum of social anxiety severity (Crome et al., 2010; Stein and Stein, 2008), and it is possible people experiencing anxiety only in public performance situations experience sub-threshold social anxiety not severe enough to meet diagnostic criteria.

Thus, the mini-SPIN-R is a promising brief measure of social anxiety severity.

In the present study, we examined the psychometric properties of the SPIN and developed a brief version (mini-SPIN-R) designed to assess social anxiety severity using item response theory.

It is hypothesised that participants in the intervention group will report significant reductions in social anxiety severity between baseline (T1) and post-intervention (T2) assessments.

In addition to the BFNE, two standard instruments were used to measure social phobia severity: the Social Phobia Inventory (SPIN), and the Social Interaction Anxiety Scale SIASSocial Interaction Anxiety Scale SIAS

They found sex, social benefit, severity of pain, duration of continuous pain at first consultation, and additional neck pain predictive of failure to recover in the short term.

Gender, age, intellectual level, social class, severity of the malocclusion, dental care and self-perception of facial aesthetics have also be found to be associated to the desire for orthodontic treatment [ 4- 6].