The phrase "a single symptomatic" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a singular symptom or a specific instance of a symptom, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The doctor noted a single symptomatic response to the treatment, indicating a potential issue."
Alternatives: "a single symptom" or "one symptomatic instance".
This study did not aim at describing the utility decrement of a single symptomatic PPG peak.
Suggestion for future research is to study the utility decrement of a single symptomatic PPG peak and the frequency of those events.
In the base case, we assumed that the campus community was a closed community, that a single symptomatic student introduced influenza onto the campus, that 20% of the population was vaccinated prior to the onset of the influenza season, and that no vaccine was given after the onset of the outbreak.
As others have noted, the calculation of the per replication probability for the appearance of double mutants does not capture the actual risk that multidrug resistance will emerge in a single symptomatic infection prior to the administration of antibiotics [7], [14].
A single symptomatic case can therefore represent a significant community-wide outbreak.
All epidemic simulations were initiated with a single symptomatic infectious individual and were allowed to evolve for 1 year.
In the individual school closure strategy, we assumed that upon a single diagnosed symptomatic case within a primary school, the whole school was closed; if there was one or two cases diagnosed in a high school only the class members of the affected class were isolated; and finally if there were more than two cases diagnosed in a high school the entire school was closed.
In a series of 100 patients admitted between 1957 and 1977, Parkinson et al. [ 6] found a single case of symptomatic vasospasm.
It is important to note that our study assessed the value of a single CTCS in symptomatic patients, for whom the excess lifetime cancer risk will be lower and small compared with the risk of missing a CAD diagnosis.
Moreover, allele B was also more frequent in women with recurrent bacterial vaginosis [ 16] as well as women with a single episode of symptomatic VVC [ 17], suggesting that this polymorphism may not be the sole determinant of susceptibility to RVVC.
Since the publications of Ravina et al. in the early 1990s on premyomectomy transcatheter embolisation to minimize blood loss during surgery, the surprising effects on decreased fibroid size and symptoms became evident and led to the first reports on UFE as a single treatment for symptomatic fibroids [ 2, 4].
