Sentence examples for a distinctive presentation from inspiring English sources

This too seems reasonable given that we now know that binge eating disorder has a distinctive presentation, distribution and course.

The most notable change may be on the "Goings On About Town" pages, which start with a more distinctive presentation of the section's opening image and include less detail on museum and show listings.

PG is an uncommon, chronic, recurrent, and painful cutaneous ulcerative disease with a distinctive morphologic presentation and uncertain etiology.

AS is a syndromic form of intellectual disability with a distinctive clinical presentation that can be best recognized by behavioral and performance characteristics.

Despite the rarity of T-cell lymphomas, primary CNS lymphoma has a, distinctive clinical presentation [ 12- 17], and has a poor prognosis [ 18].

In patients with a distinctive clinical presentation, the diagnosis of GCA is not difficult and TAB is able to confirm the clinical suspicion.

Although there were some differences in the prevalence of symptoms such as unrefreshing sleep, muscle pain, post-exertional fatigue and headaches; we could not find a distinctive clinical presentation of CFS in POTS.

In 1901 the distinctive presentation of stage 4S in infants (liver but no bone metastases) was described by William Pepper.

As she did with "Romeo," Erica Schmidt, the director, stamps such a distinctive shape on this presentation and gives it such sharp rhythm that it feels much more like a good-humored tribute to Shakespeare than an invasion of him, especially since the actors speak with gratifying clarity and precision those lines that haven't been pruned.

But this awareness is coupled with a representation of the past notes under a distinctive mode of temporal presentation.

Endobronchial papillomatosis is a rare epithelial tumour that has a distinctive appearance and clinical presentation.