• But the severity of cellulite has long been in the eye of the beholder.

• The first versions may simply reduce the severity of infections.

• But the slump was as striking for its synchronicity as its severity.

• Reactor design, wind patterns, communication and other factors can cause differences in the severity of nuclear accidents.

• The severity of that earthquake depends on how far and how widely each plate slips.

• The difference in severity of a natural disaster does not always lie in the severity of the natural event.

• No one with any scientific sense now disagrees about the severity of the climate crisis.

• The severity of symptoms can vary, and the severe forms become apparent early on.

• The severity of these conditions ranges from mild to severe.

• People on campus had been aware of the financial problems but not of their severity.

• As much as the scale of the crackdown, its severity is raising eyebrows.

• Changes to water systems may increase the frequency and severity of destructive floods.

• Researchers have identified a lipid molecule that plays a critical role in controlling the severity of a burning sensation.

• The excitement of the hunt was so quickly destroyed by the severity of the aftermath.

• The role of genes in the severity of a person's cataracts has been shown by researchers to be stronger than once thought.

• The outcome depends on the severity of the disorder.

• Wagner had trouble sleeping over the holidays because he worried he hadn't adequately conveyed the severity of the situation.

• Though actually, this would have happened regardless of severity.

• Don't smoke-it can increase the severity of flu-related health problems.

• Most researchers are convinced it is the former-Alz­heimer's can take a decade to grow to severity.

• Canadian researchers have discovered a gene that predicts the severity of rheumatoid arthritis.

• Treatment depends upon the severity and cause of the condition.

• Much, of course, depends on the length and severity of the current slump.

• But it is still not clear that he grasps the severity of the crisis.

• The wall is built to weather floods of a once-in-a-century severity.

• They adjusted their findings for age, education, employment and the severity of the patients' asthma.

• Ah, how the incorrect prefix can really change the severity of an event.

• How the condition is treated depends on the cause and the severity of symptoms.

• But this seeming severity was mere posturing: over the same period, the number of people removed did not budge.

• It immediately calculates the severity of the turbulence and reports that information to computers on the ground.

• The type and severity of symptoms can vary widely among individuals with the disease.

• The authorities were slow to evacuate people downwind, slow to notify rest of world severity of situation.

• When your child can safely return to normal activities depends on the severity of the concussion.

• The difference does not lie in the severity of the drought.

• The ban was repealed after complaints over the law's severity.

• The gene's length also affects the severity of symptoms.

• The examinee is presented with symptoms that increase or decrease in severity according to what treatment is prescribed.

• The report is yet another sign of the severity of the recession.

• The severity of shortages varies across the country.

• The growing severity of the dust clouds has raised world concern.

• Severity of disease will depend on the pandemic strain.

• Burgeoning clusters and increasing numbers of stories indicate a topic of growing importance or severity.

• The severity of the downturn has meant a loss of opportunity around the country.

• As the severity of the situation became apparent, scientific bodies sounded the alarm.

• Ingestion of shark cartilage powders or extracts had absolutely no positive effects on cancers that varied in type and severity.

• The goal is to create a model that predicts not only the timing of earthquakes, but also the severity.

• The severity of these regulations, by and large, is at the government's discretion.

• The severity of the pollution is still being studied.

• Hough says that the reports have proved to be good indications of the severity of shaking measured by on-site instruments.

• Hip dysplasia is common in many large breeds and comes in many degrees of severity.

• Not all scientists agree that fires haven't increased in severity.

• The severity and extent of all that can make you feel a little helpless.

• The severity of the damage depends on the amount of time that elapses before blood flow is restored.

• The severity of the economic slowdown was not yet fully yet anticipated.

• Their severity depends on what species we're talking about and what part of the world we're in.

• Being more interactive with a stroke victim may be a good way to lessen the severity of the stoke and may certainly be comforting.

• Studies show that chewing gum after a meal can significantly reduce the severity of heartburn.

• Garner suggested that the size and severity of this problem continued to be ignored by publishers.

• New system finds that education level is more of a factor than race or severity of crime.

• One of the central diagnostic indices used to determine the severity of patients.

• Medication to decrease the frequency and severity of the headaches may reduce the vertigo.

• Imported alien oysters often increase the incidence and severity of disease and parasite outbreaks affecting the whole reef.

• The outcome depends on the severity of lung scarring.

• Depending on the severity of the allergies, and your preferences for treatment, you may be able to get shots instead of meds.

• Part of the severity and length of that heat wave is attributed to global warming.

• The severity of the disease is usually related to the amount of silica to which the person was exposed.

• Because of the severity there, the first step must be to mend the holes in the world's safety net.

• The width of the beam itself is adjustable so the weapon wielder can change its severity based on the threat level.

• The amount each person will receive is based on the severity of the abuse and its.

• Success varied depending on how recently a person had had a stroke and the severity of the damage, he noted.

• Zinc supposedly helps the body's natural defenses work to their natural capacity and decrease the severity and length of a cold.

• Wired speaks to scientists and conservation groups about the severity of the situation and what is being done to fight back.

• It has sharply increased both enforcement and the severity of punishments.

• The situation is so dire that even parodies of its severity become real.

• Hormonal fluctuations or changes in hormone levels may play a role in the severity of asthma in women.

• The severity of the pain varies widely and does not appear to be related to the extent of the endometriosis itself.

• The severity of the crackdown may serve as a pre-electoral warning to ensure a quiet, tidy vote on the day.

• The severity of the illness seems to depend on how many worms are ingested, how strong a person's immune system happens to.

• Right to the end, he is described as failing to grasp the severity of the problems facing the company he.

• Feeling physically clean reduces the severity of moral judgment.

• The same sensation has continued to increase in severity from that time.

• There is also uncertainty about the severity of the economic slowdown.

• Read the changes in the radiation levels and you get an accurate and quick reading as to depth and severity of an event.

• Their severity typically reflects the level of development: the more squalid a country, the more virulent the cholera.

• The relationship between initial severity and antidepressant efficacy is attributable to.

• The riskiness and cost of a loan depends on two things: the likelihood of a loss and the severity of a loss.

• When the severity of the crisis is considered this picture is modified.

• The economic fallout of this supply shock depends both on its severity and how long it lasts.

• The main factor that seems to be missing from the article is an appreciation that depression exists on a severity continuum.

• In fact, my point was that the average person's reaction in developed nations doesn't match the severity of the problem.

• The type of work allocated to the prisoner should in turn be adjusted as to the severity of his crime.

• The speed and severity of the current economic crisis has surprised us all, producing reactions only one step removed from panic.

• We are talking orders of magnitude difference in severity of accident.

• While many good points regarding non-violent crime and the severity of punishments are made in the.

• Hydrologists fear that the severity of the drought has encouraged farmers to build more dams.

• Maybe, but the severity of the credit crunch points to broader pain ahead.

• The severity of symptoms depends on where and how the virus enters the body.

• Symptoms of anemia vary depending on the severity of the condition.

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