Secondly, it should be kept in mind that even the subjective difficulties of the patient (hoarseness, pain, and discomfort when swallowing) may lead to a clinical suspicion, which might affect the indication criteria for a diagnostic procedure under general anesthesia.
Bill and Hillary became the objects of a deep suspicion, which they've never been able to shake.
"Broccoli, yes," Nina mumbled, suddenly struck by a dreadful suspicion, which she confirmed on opening the refrigerator.
A poster of "Suspicion" — which Mr. Lee noted was "the biggest hit of 1942 in Shanghai" — is glimpsed at one point.
The result is a degree of suspicion which has thrown petrol on the old "race relations" tensions, which were pretty flammable to start with.
"The deep depression that comes with living under a cloud of suspicion, which we Nisei experienced, lifted, and was followed by tranquility," he writes in his autobiography.
Much like in The League of Gentlemen, foreigners were viewed with a degree of suspicion, which probably accounted for the town's entirely white population and why I quickly got to work concealing the fact I wasn't "local" myself, having recently moved over from Poland.
At first glance, these results suggest that NGAL has an additional diagnostic value to clinical suspicion, which is a crucial requirement for a new biomarker to improve the predictive accuracy of the standard of care.
And so we stayed together for a while and talked, even though all the time there was a strained feeling of suspicion which rather spoilt this Christmas armistice.
Completing Prevent training will probably leave you with more questions than you had going in and with a general air of suspicion – which is presumably the point.
