Sentence examples for considered symptoms from inspiring English sources

The cause of death was recorded as "fever and rash," which even in the 18th century were considered symptoms, not a disease.

In some cases, he says, people might even have "reframed" certain physical sensations that could be considered symptoms of anxiety — like feeling jazzed up or having your pulse quicken — as "vaguely exhilarating or exciting".

Today it is so common that European companies are having to learn how to hold on to talented people, often employing means, like stock options, that not long ago were considered symptoms of very un-European greediness.

Outcomes considered symptoms, quality of life, time in hospital, total length of time in palliative care, or professional changes, such as prescribing practices.

It is normal to experience such reactions to some extent following trauma, and they are not considered symptoms of PTSD unless they last for at least one month or have a delayed onset.

In India, reported to have more child laborers than any other country in the world, child labor and trafficking are often considered symptoms of poverty: desperately poor families sell their children for work, and some end up as prostitutes or manual laborers.

Disorder severity categories (mild, moderate, severe) considered symptom severity as well as psychological and social impairment.

In order to be able to count the number of symptoms, we needed a cut-off for what was to be considered "symptom reported" and "symptom not reported".

We considered symptom-related multi-joint OA present if participants had OA symptoms in any of the three joints: hand, hip and lower back.

The causality of symptom relief was analysed by asking patients to what degree they considered symptom amelioration to be the consequence of a specific treatment.

Poisoning was defined as exposure to drugs or any environmental substance resulting in an ED visit, even if the patient was considered symptom-free by the ED staff.