Sentence examples for the severity which from inspiring English sources
Louis Chenevert Louis Chenevert, president and chief executive, said his company had anticipated slowing economies for 2009 but "not at the severity which has since developed".
A report by human rights and development groups published in 2008 stated that Gaza had suffered a long term pattern of economic stagnation and dire development indicators, the severity which was increased exponentially by the Israeli and Egyptian blockades.
The 4DSQ scores gave the GP and the patient information about present complaints, and the severity, which was useful when coming to an agreement about whether or not psychological complaints were part of patient's problem.
Furthermore, the NVPQOL score correlated well with the NVP severity, which enhances the face validity of the NVPQOL given that QOL was found to be significantly associated with the NVP severity in the literature [ 11].
Our results indicate that the particular school closure strategy to be adopted depends both on the disease severity, which will determine the duration of school closure deemed acceptable, and its transmissibility.
32 The size of the molecular defect does not generally amplify the clinical severity, which is uniformly benign in 85% of cases of BFNE.
It is worth to note that ratio of CSF prothrombin/Alb was significantly proportional to the disease severity, which may provide a potential biomarker indicating the disease status.
For all subscales, the median for participants was ≥ 50 regardless of the dementia severity, which reflects relatively high scores in general.
We call this the error severity, which is based on categories of harm.
The overall disease burden of each mouse was represented as the cumulative disease severity, which was the sum of the disability scores obtained daily over the course of the 35-day experiment.
The fourth and fifth response to each question represents the level of severity which meets the DSM-IV criteria for BDD [See questionnaire in Additional file 1].
