Sentence examples for appreciable symptoms from inspiring English sources

Assessment of mean depression scores at baseline showed that many patients had appreciable symptoms (see fig 3).

Participants' body temperature was normal and none of the participants reported any appreciable somatic symptoms.

Participants' body temperature remained stable throughout the session and none of the participants reported any appreciable somatic symptoms such as aching joints, headache or nausea.

Other regions, particularly superior parietal and frontal cortex, do not show appreciable thinning until symptoms are more prominent (very mild to mild AD dementia), suggesting that they become involved later in the course of the disease (Scahill et al. 2002; Buckner et al. 2005).

A sufferer subgroup of 551 patients who warranted treatment for RLS was identified on the basis of at least twice-weekly symptoms with appreciable negative impact on QOL.

Dr. Torrey's research and clinical experience has convinced him (as has mine, me) that proper use of medication for acutely psychotic and for recently stabilized individuals is absolutely essential in resolving symptoms and reducing the appreciable risk of relapse.

Although upesi jikos were linked with fewer respiratory symptoms, there was no appreciable reduction in pneumonia among babies in households using the stoves compared with babies from households that cooked with traditional three-stone firepits.

However, there were no appreciable changes in gastrointestinal, sensory and cardiopulmonary symptoms during the 8 weeks of treatment.

Nevertheless, the current study has shown that wind adjustment may make an appreciable difference to inferences about associations of symptoms with point sources.

Responders who do not remit may have appreciable residual symptomatology, and patients with residual symptoms have been found to be at higher risk for relapse or recurrence [ 26].

The wider use of second-generation antipsychotics may have permitted an appreciable reduction in the prevalence of negative symptoms; at least, this is what the recent study by Shivashankar et al. [ 25] suggests, finding such a reduction over a period of 25 years (between 1981 and 2006).