Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Japanese term or phrase:
の順であった
English translation:
in that order (of prevalence)
Added to glossary by
CalumR
Jun 19, 2007 12:27
16 yrs ago
Japanese term
の順であった
Japanese to English
Medical
Medical (general)
handicaps in children
This is taken from the context I gave before, and may be perfectly simple, however I'd like to make sure I'm not missing anything.
障害では脳性麻痺、重複障害重度、癲癇合併の順であった。
Does this simply mean that among the subject group there were these handicaps? Is there any implication of level or rank as given by "順" ?
If there is some sort of rank, does this then imply that the first listed is the most severe?
Cheers!
Calum
障害では脳性麻痺、重複障害重度、癲癇合併の順であった。
Does this simply mean that among the subject group there were these handicaps? Is there any implication of level or rank as given by "順" ?
If there is some sort of rank, does this then imply that the first listed is the most severe?
Cheers!
Calum
Proposed translations
(English)
| 3 +1 | in that order |
Mika Jarmusz
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| 3 +1 | (there can not be seen no level or rank in this text) |
yumom
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Proposed translations
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in that order
CalumR,
I think your instinct is correct. There is an order, or else why would it say 順であった. But it's not the severity that constitutes the order.
From the additional context you provided, the author's writing style is very judicious, and to me it is obvious that he(she) is listing 脳性麻痺、重複障害重度、癲癇合併 in that order by the "number of responses collected".
In other words, let me fabricate mock figures:
among the 165 responses,
脳性麻痺 30 responses
重複障害重度 12 responses
癲癇合併 3 responses
The author is listing the 3 most prominent disability cases, judging by the number of responses.
I think your instinct is correct. There is an order, or else why would it say 順であった. But it's not the severity that constitutes the order.
From the additional context you provided, the author's writing style is very judicious, and to me it is obvious that he(she) is listing 脳性麻痺、重複障害重度、癲癇合併 in that order by the "number of responses collected".
In other words, let me fabricate mock figures:
among the 165 responses,
脳性麻痺 30 responses
重複障害重度 12 responses
癲癇合併 3 responses
The author is listing the 3 most prominent disability cases, judging by the number of responses.
4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "Hello there Mika - thanks very much for yor answer, I am almost 100% sure that the order must relate to the prevalence of each impairment. Thanks again for taking the time to answer.
Cheers!
Calum"
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(there can not be seen no level or rank in this text)
In this text, only with the term "順", it is not sure that there is a sort of level or rank in these symptons. However, it can be considered that these symptons are appeared in this order.
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Note added at 1 hr (2007-06-19 14:15:53 GMT)
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In the light of the texted added later, the target term seems to be for a number, that is, the level of the number of patients.
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Note added at 1 hr (2007-06-19 14:15:53 GMT)
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In the light of the texted added later, the target term seems to be for a number, that is, the level of the number of patients.
Note from asker:
| Hi Yumom, thanks very much for your contribution - Without the extra context I guess it was difficult to say for sure what the answer might be. Thanks for taking the time to reply! Calum |
Peer comment(s):
| agree |
Ruth Sato
: If you could give a sentence or 2 before this one and /or a sentence or 2 after this one, it may be helpful.
29 mins
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| agree |
Yuki Okada
: Right. You have look elsewhere to find out if this is a chronological order or ordered in terms of severity.
3 hrs
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| disagree |
Mika Jarmusz
: 典型的な統計報告の文章で、意味もなく「の順であった」と書いたとは到底思われません。得られた回答数で判断した「順に並べて」報告してあるのだと思います。
12 hrs
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Discussion
Cheers!
Calum
This is the context - I think it means that of the respondents to the survey, most were of the first type of handicap listed.