Harvey Araton is correct, and perceptive ("A Little Lesson The Yankees Should Heed," March 22) to diagnose the United States' defeat in the Classic as being symptomatic of a more serious malady -- and then to offer the cure: abandoning the superstore mind-set.
Additional criteria's as being symptomatic and regular use of inhaled corticosteroids reduced the numbers of eligible asthma patients to 3.3% representing 1.3% of the entire population.
"I felt like it was a challenge to talk of them as being symptomatic of the extreme end of the building boom," he said.
Mr Kavi suggests this as being symptomatic of the position of the L.G.B.T. community in Indian society: "In the West, gay relationships tend to get constructed within homosexual monogamy.
Watson saw the stuffy dressing habits as being symptomatic of the companys problems.
Her character and personality are dissected and presented as being symptomatic of the kind of person who would reveal state secrets.
The Ancient Greek physician Hippocrates described a syndrome of melancholia as a distinct disease with particular mental and physical symptoms; he characterized all "fears and despondencies, if they last a long time" as being symptomatic of the ailment.
For women, the physiological signs of aging have been further perceived as being symptomatic of the loss of femininity, sexual identity, social power, and social visibility (Featherstone 1995).
First, the number of persons not reporting a symptom before going on the beach but reporting the particular symptom after exposure was counted as being symptomatic from exposure (Fleming et al. 2005b, 2007).
If women experienced weight loss, >30 days of diarrhea, fever or cough in the six months prior to enrollment, or had history of thrush or tuberculosis, women were considered as being symptomatic according to World Health Organization criteria [ 28].
