Sentence examples for be symptomatic on from inspiring English sources

It was approved on July 9, 2008 by the European Medicines Agency for use in patients with chronic angina, who continue to be symptomatic on b-blockers, and/or calcium antagonists [ 21].

It is possible that this reflects migration in adulthood from non- or less-endemic areas of Vietnam to this high transmission setting, where adults are disproportionally more likely to be symptomatic on infection.

A total of 497 patients aged 11 79 years with reversible airways obstruction who were symptomatic on inhaled corticosteroid (ICS) therapy and had room for improvement in lung function were randomized to treatment in a double-blind, parallel-group design (SALM/FP MDI: n=165; SALM/FP DiskusTM: n=167; FP MDI n =165) for 12 weeks.

Among travellers, the proportion of influenza cases who are febrile may be low because those infected with influenza that is causing fever may feel too unwell to travel; 25% of travel-associated cases of pandemic (H1N1) 2009 infection with onset in Singapore were symptomatic on embarkation but the proportion who were febrile was not reported [11].

Patients were symptomatic on a medium dose of ICS at baseline.

We recommend that residual renal function be checked in all dialysis patients who are not anephric, and those who are symptomatic on dialysis with good urine out-put.

In a study of patients with GERD who were symptomatic on twice-daily PPI therapy, there was no correlation between symptoms and reflux in 75% of reflux episodes [ 18].

Most breast cancer patients are symptomatic on arrival, as the majority of women have no access to any form of early-detection efforts such as by screening mammography or routine clinical breast examination; mammographic screening is available only to patients with good private health insurance coverage, and few such patients come to CHBAH for diagnosis.

A more recent systematic review in adults and children [ 54] showed that the addition of LABA to an ICS in patients who are symptomatic on low to high doses of ICS reduces the rate of exacerbations requiring systemic corticosteroids, improves lung function and asthma symptoms and reduces the use of rescue short-acting beta2-agonists.

The increased compliance, lower load bearing capacity and reduced tension tension fatigue performance of aged specimens are symptomatic of fibre-on-fibre abrasion damage sustained in service.

First World problem guilt, I suspect, is symptomatic of our shame-on-you society.