Sentence examples for causing any symptoms from inspiring English sources

MRSA bacteria can live on the skin of humans and animals, often without causing any symptoms.

Carcinoid tumours are rare and tend to be slow-growing, sometimes not causing any symptoms for several years, according to Cancer Research UK's website.

Carcinoid tumours, a type of neuroendocrine cancer, are rare and tend to be slow growing, sometimes not causing any symptoms for several years, according to Cancer Research UK.

The 28-question survey revealed that only about one in five knew that protein in the urine was a sign of poor kidney function and that kidney disease often progresses without causing any symptoms.

Prostate cancer is a lazy killer, often languishing for decades without causing any symptoms.

Nissen and others have shown that huge volumes of unstable plaque can accumulate silently inside artery walls without interfering much with blood flow or causing any symptoms.

And what I mean by sub-concussive blows are those blows to the head which may affect the brain but doesn't cause any symptoms.

Most experts think that small aneurysms do not cause any symptoms unless they are about to rupture.

Screening finds abnormalities that meet the pathological definition of cancer, yet will never go on to grow or cause any symptoms, let alone death.

Now the most common culprit is cytomegalovirus, an infection that may not cause any symptoms in a pregnant woman but can affect her developing fetus, especially if she contracts it in the first trimester.

And although getting influenza once certainly does not protect us from being infected again by a different strain, it is entirely possible that the immunological memory of the first infection could reduce the severity of the second – not to the extent where it does not cause any symptoms but enough, perhaps, to prevent hospitalisation and death.