Sentence examples for constituting symptoms from inspiring English sources

In the EPHect EPQ, participants are asked if they have ever been diagnosed (and at what age) with a list of ~30 medical conditions, including cancer, gynecologic diseases, pain syndromes, and autoimmune diseases, which have been (suggested to be) associated with endometriosis or its constituting symptoms in epidemiologic studies (51– 51).

For the diarrhoea scenarios, danger symptoms constituted symptoms such as blood/mucus in the stool and severe dehydration signs.

For the cough scenarios, danger symptoms constituted symptoms such as chest pain, shortness of breath, wheezing, green/rusty/blood in sputum.

Clearly, AD is associated with circadian dysfunction, but the extent to which these changes constitute symptoms, disease pathogenesis, or both remains unspecified.

Although this may seem to link OCD and psychotic symptoms, other studies show mixed evidence concerning this relation, leaving unanswered the question of whether psychotic and schizotypal symptoms are particularly associated with OCD, or whether they constitute symptoms that are just as prevalent in several other emotional disorders.

These three pairs of symptoms do not constitute symptom clusters in our view.

In many cases they succeed in making their influence felt by circuitous paths, and the indirect or substitutive gratification of repressed impulses is what constitutes neurotic symptoms.

Mezuk et al. (2012b) analyzed the relationship between the constructs of depression and frailty based on data from the fourth wave, spanning 2004 2005, of the Baltimore Epidemiologic Catchment Area Study, by conducting a confirmatory latent class analysis, and suggested that depression and frailty are inter-related concepts but constitute separate symptoms that are not a single construct.

Non-suicidal self-injury [ 50] and suicidal behavior [ 51, 52] constitute the symptoms most strongly linked with traumatization, particularly sexual abuse.

According to the DSM-IV [ 21], in which the diagnoses of mental disorders are described, eating problems (eating too much or eating too little) and changed physical activity (increased or decreased) both constitute core symptoms of a major depressive disorder.

This was predicated on their understanding of what constituted visible symptoms, the acceptable degree of contact (or lack thereof) with those who were infected, and the risk of becoming infected or infecting others.