Sentence examples for classical sign from inspiring English sources

But he doesn't just want to update all that coded classical sign language: "We want to strengthen the storytelling, too, perhaps elaborating on the tension between Albrecht and Hilarion".

We employ the classical sign convention for standard BSDE generators according to which the generator of the BSDE (5) below is (-widehat {F}) (i.e., with a minus sign).

Another classical sign of skeletal muscle aging is an increase in tissue fibrosis [5].

The punctate dots observed in HeLa cells and primary macrophages represent a classical sign of particles localized in cellular compartments such as caveolea pits or early endosomes.

Malar rash, the butterfly shaped erythematous lesion on the face is a classical sign of lupus.

Skin lesions are one of the earliest and most prevalent clinical manifestations of arsenic exposure and are considered the classical sign of arsenic toxicity (Yoshida et al. 2004).

Besides, the characteristics of articular cartilage (avascular, alymphatic and aneural) do disable to fulfill with the classical signs of inflammation (redness, swelling, heat, pain).

The classical signs of acute inflammation are pain (dolor), heat (calor), redness (rubor), swelling (tumor), and loss of function (functio laesa).

Although this level of supplementation results in a marked decrease in carnitine concentration in a variety of tissues, it does not produce the classical signs of carnitine deficiency (i.e., decreased fatty acid oxidation and ketogenesis).

Over reliance on classical signs and symptoms of hypovolemia as those summarised by Advance Trauma Life Support (ATLS) will lead to myriads of possibilities and differential diagnosis of the underlying causes [5].

Similarly, lung ultrasound and B lines, an artifact representing extravascular lung water, similarly correlate significantly with pulmonary artery systolic pressure [16] and outperform classical signs and symptoms of congestion [17].