Sentence examples for an accepted symptom from inspiring English sources
Generally speaking headache is an accepted symptom of iron deficiency anemia (IDA).
They may accept symptoms as an inevitable consequence of chemotherapy, only seeking help when the symptoms become severe (Woodgate, 2003; Gibson et al, 2010).
Patients may unnecessarily accept symptoms, assuming that frequent symptoms, exacerbations and lifestyle limitations are an inevitable consequence of having asthma[ 22].
It is widely accepted that symptom profiles in ASD are heterogeneous, therefore it is unreasonable to expect that consistent patterns of impairment would be present across relatives of ASD individuals.
Three women who did not seek care accepted the symptoms as signs of old age or a legacy of treatment.
It is now generally accepted that symptoms should be assessed over 2-week intervals and that questions be framed in terms of the number of days during which these symptoms are experienced rather than frequency per day or symptom intensity.
They liken their proposal to preclinical disease conditions in other medical specialties - for example, carcinoma in situ or type II diabetes - where it is accepted that symptoms are not necessary to diagnose disease.
The presence of three of the following features on follow-up has been accepted as symptoms of recurrent stone disease: biliary colic, jaundice and/or elevated cholestatic enzymes as well as the demonstration of bile duct dilatation on imaging.
Kessler and colleagues ([ 43] found that physicians were likely to detect the psychologizers (most often women), who explain their problems in psychological terms; and to miss the normalizers (most often men), who have a hard time accepting any symptoms of disease.
However we also accept that symptom limits (fatigue) may stop the exercise test before these criteria are reached.
Those who willingly accept these symptoms as a condition for eating out may not be fully aware of the distress suffered by persons with a hearing disability in poor acoustical environments.
