Sentence examples for cases of silent from inspiring English sources

Cases of silent aspiration leading to pneumonia might be missed.

Only the patients with symptoms were classified as having cerebrovascular disease, and cases of silent brain infarction, transient ischaemic attack or brain haemorrhage were excluded from this study.

A study of 23 cases of silent pituitary corticotroph adenomas [ 20] found that these tumors were more likely to be macroadenomas, undergo hemorrhagic infarction, present with symptoms due to mass effect, and have a high rate of recurrence.

Certain methodological issues in some of the aforementioned studies [ 36] can partly explain the reduced incidence of CHD events recorded; the absence of an electrocardiogram screening and therefore the inability to identify cases of silent ischemia (rather common particularly in the elderly women and diabetics) is one of them.

Specifically, in the case of Silent Hill 2's primary player character James Sunderland, the version of the town he explores is influenced by him.

Silent source elements are a special case of silent source distributions defined by the null space of the forward matrix (Mosher et al. 1999; Riera et al. 2006).

Was the gesture modality appropriate for the audience's ability to perceive the gesture, with attention paid to the gaze direction of the recipient especially in the case of silent visual gestures, and tactile gestures associated more with cases where the recipient would be unable to see a distal movement?

And in some cases of the silent treatment, the person doling out the silent treatment may gain satisfaction from knowing that burdening you with the negative feelings and by ostracizing you, there is hurt involved.

The course and the time point of onset of infection are—in cases of clinically silent chorioamnionitis not to be determined [17].

Besides misdiagnoses, acquired hemophilia may be underdiagnosed as many cases of clinically silent low titer inhibitors may be unrecognized unless patients undergo surgery or trauma.

Ofcom said that between April and July 2006 all four companies regularly exceeded permitted levels and in some cases the rates of silent calls were higher than 20%.