Sentence examples for consistent cough from inspiring English sources

Those who had symptoms of consistent cough or haemoptysis, or CXRAY abnormalities were then screened by smear and culture.

The most striking finding was that a large proportion of TB patients did not present consistent cough.

I will monitor) Symptoms occur at night (7/7) Asthma limiting activities Asthma management plan Asthma compliance satisfactory (needs ICS) Asthma daytime symptoms (consistent cough) Asthma medication review Asthma monitoring check done Follow-up asthma assessment (date) Sam, a lively 2-year-old came with his mum.

Inclusion criteria consisted of: febrile (> 38°C) acute illness; respiratory symptoms consistent with cough, sore throat, myalgia or influenza-like illness; acute respiratory failure requiring ICU admission; plus microbiologic confirmation of novel influenza A (H1N1)v.

Inclusion criteria were fever >38°C; respiratory symptoms consistent with cough, sore throat, myalgia or influenza-like illness; acute respiratory failure requiring ICU admission; and microbiologic confirmation of novel H1N1 virus.

Recently, specialised software have been developed allowing automatic identification of sounds consistent with coughing.

When certain other celebrities make obnoxious remarks about women on a consistent basis -- (Cough, Daniel Tosh, cough, Adam Carolla), we're unsurprised.

Cough was defined as a characteristic explosive sound (throat clears were classified by operator input as a "non-cough" to be consistent with CRS cough counting) and reported as coughs/hour.

Consistent with this, cough receptor evoked coughing in rabbits and guinea pigs is inhibited by selective ionotropic glutamate receptor antagonists injected in to the nucleus of the solitary tract [ 34, 35].

Facebook Platform engineer Mike Vernal then responded in the comments of one of our blog posts about the slap fight, defending Facebook's policy and calling it – cough – "consistent".

The disease is diagnosed by eliciting a history of symptoms consistent with asthma (cough, dyspnea, and wheeze) in combination with evidence of reversible airflow obstruction as demonstrated by spirometry, or a positive methacholine challenge test.