Sentence examples for constant symptoms from inspiring English sources

The data showed that 36percentt of the people affected by tinnitus reported having nearly constant symptoms.

Pain exhibits occasional, intermittent or constant symptoms and varies from barely perceptible to unbearable.

Of course, symptoms could obviously occur any time within an imaging session and some individuals may have the experience of very frequent or constant symptoms.

For example, apparent remission in symptoms may reflect habituation; statistical adjustment for this recalibration effect could distinguish constant symptoms from improvement.

"Tiredness: if there was a constant symptom of the disease in our lives at this time, it was tiredness.

To put this point more strongly: it sometimes happens in hip-joint disease that there is no pain in the knee-joint at all (I have seen several such cases); this local pain, therefore, must be considered as a fortuitous, not a constant, symptom, and not always to be relied upon as indicative of diseased hip-joint.

Even if alacrima is the most constant symptom (75% of the patients) [ 3], thus indicating an important ocular surface involvement, previous ophthalmological investigations were limited to the fundus exam, Schirmer's I test and slit lamp examination of the ocular surface.

Participants with constant subjective symptoms in particular seemed to find it challenging to confine the interpretation of their symptom experience to only the severity or interference experienced "in the last 7 days".

The bearded superstar has been out of action for around 9 months as a result of constant concussion symptoms and is now urging WWE to give him the go-ahead on social media.

Subjects with frequent or constant LBP symptoms also reported significantly greater scores on the visual analog scale (P =.001), Oswestry (P =.001), and perceived health status (P =.03) assessments.

However, in those with frequent or constant LBP symptoms, there was a significantly increased spinous process (SP) stiffness index (7.0 kg-1) (P <.05) in comparison with SP stiffness index (6.5 kg-1) of subjects with only occasional or no LBP symptoms.