Sentence examples for a more symptomatic from inspiring English sources

Gonorrhea, a more symptomatic STD, was significantly associated with prostate cancer risk among foreign-born Latinos (RR = 1.95; 95% CI: 1.20 3.16) but not among U.S. born Latinos.

If the patient cannot specify a more symptomatic side, the therapist may select either side for manipulation.

These two modifications might have resulted in recruiting a more symptomatic population during the second 6 months.

Of the 324 patients entering BOKS, 311 obtained an MRI of their more symptomatic knee at baseline.

Children with a high PVR who have never been operable are usually more symptomatic at an early age and need similar treatment.

Nevertheless, group B experienced statistically significantly more symptomatic UTIs than group A, although the therapeutic strategy was the same.

Allegedly linked to Islamic State (Isis), the attack by a lone man may be more symptomatic of historic trends in terrorism against minorities in Indonesia.

Patients had to have clinical evidence of a knee effusion in the index (more symptomatic) knee at screening and at baseline.

7 Other studies have noted that using 5α reductase inhibitors in men with enlarged prostates have a larger benefit in men who are more symptomatic.

This supports the notion that momentary assessment is a relatively demanding approach, to which certain more symptomatic and chaotic patients may have difficulty in remaining compliant [ 21].

Patients with a high-risk category defined by modified WHO class presented with more symptomatic disease, defined by the NYHAFC and a higher heart rate (p<0.0001).