"conspicuous symptoms" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing symptoms that are easily noticeable or obvious. Here is an example sentence: "The patient presented with a high fever, severe cough, and other conspicuous symptoms, leading the doctor to suspect a serious respiratory infection."
So doctors are instead left to rely on conspicuous symptoms like night sweats, severe coughing and weight loss.
Indeed, our appetite for petroleum, like our fondness of fast foods, has spawned a kind of obesity epidemic, but one without conspicuous symptoms like high blood pressure and diabetes.
The transfer of many psychiatric patients, some still showing conspicuous symptoms, from mental hospitals into the community has also increased the public's awareness of the importance and prevalence of mental illness.
After a plant-infecting nematode has been accidentally introduced into a garden or field, several years pass before the population builds up sufficiently (i.e., up to several billion or more active nematodes per hectare) to cause conspicuous symptoms in a large number of plants.
Our results indicate that lack of NFAT5 in cells exposed to hypertonicity could lead to different outcomes, with a proportion of the cells dying, probably as result of an enhanced genotoxic stress response, whereas surviving cells did not exhibit conspicuous symptoms of DNA damage but had a substantially reduced expression of cyclins and aurora B kinase.
Influenza A/H1N1p, which can have generic symptoms and can be transmitted via the airborne route, had the lowest reported proportion; Ebola virus, which requires close contact with infected individuals who have conspicuous symptoms, had the highest.
Hallucinations and delusions, although not invariably present, are often a conspicuous symptom in schizophrenia.
The most conspicuous symptom of the smut disease U. maydis causes is a fungus-induced tumour containing dark diploid teliospores.
However, conspicuous symptom has been appeared under high temperature: low-growing leaves with yellow color characters have been appeared in the heat stress treatment).
Vomiting was a conspicuous symptom, reported by 57.1% of cases, but local reactions were infrequent, with only 4.8% of cases reporting swelling at the injection site.
It has extensively colonised the Castanea sativa Miller range throughout the country and highly conspicuous, alarming symptoms have appeared on plants.
