Sentence examples for deemed symptomatic from inspiring English sources

Those who reported symptoms on a few days or more were deemed symptomatic and eligible for inclusion in the analyses.

Of these, 81 participants deemed to be symptomatic and able to complete the SCE, were included in the study.

Inconsistencies are deemed "at least potentially symptomatic of the abuse".

Arquette's call to action – deemed "tone-deaf" and symptomatic of "white privilege" – received far less vitriol than that directed toward Penn, however.

Individuals were discontinued from the study (see numbers below) if they experienced unacceptable hypoglycaemia, exacerbation of ongoing oedema during the run-in, new oedema prior to randomization or lack of efficacy defined by increased FPG or symptomatic hyperglycaemia deemed by the investigator to be a safety risk.

In the case of participants with bilateral symptoms, the more symptomatic knee was deemed the test limb.

Patients with 'extensive' and/or 'significantly symptomatic' CPM were deemed ineligible for study enrolment in two of the studies (Mahteme et al, 2004; Elias et al, 2009).

For each OGTT, fasting samples were obtained before oral glucose administration and at 30, 60, 90, and 120 min. If an OGTT was in the diabetic range according to American Diabetes Association criteria, a confirmatory OGTT was performed unless it was deemed unnecessary from the clinical presentation (symptomatic or marked hyperglycemia).

Electronic patient reporting of symptomatic toxicities using PRO-CTCAE was deemed feasible in prostate cancer patients receiving chemotherapy.

Data were adjusted for gender and pain improvement in the symptomatic phase because these 2 variables were deemed to play an important role in possible further improvement of the patient's condition.

A score of 13 23 was chosen to be indicative of a potentially symptomatic person, and a score of 0 12 was deemed to indicate an asymptomatic individual.