Sentence examples for elusive presentations from inspiring English sources

Chest or abdominal pain are uncommon but elusive presentations of Lyme disease that may be due to cardiac involvement or radiculopathy involving the thoracic dermatomes [ 35- 37].

Diagnosis can be elusive when clinical presentation is non-specific and biochemical abnormalities are masked by secondary changes.

The authors mentioned 26 cases (4.1 %) with severe clinical presentations, but with elusive clinical information and care strategies and intensive care unit (ICU) hospitalization or not.

The clinical diagnosis of influenza infection is however often elusive given its non-specific presentation.

The researchers said the analysis could "offer a straightforward and objective measure of an otherwise elusive feature of a candidate's presentation of self, which predicts the candidate's relative social status and the popular vote".

The clinical presentation of children can be elusive.

3 Therefore, a clinically applicable protocol that allows the discharge of a significant proportion of patients after just a single hs-cTn blood draw at presentation remains an attractive yet elusive goal.

The clinical presentation of the condition in this region remains elusive.

Better understanding of MPNST variable occurrence in NF1 has been elusive, due to the tumor's low frequency and the uncommon presentation in multiple members of the same family.

However, a clinically applicable protocol that allows the discharge of a significant proportion of patients after just a single high sensitivity troponin blood draw at presentation to the emergency department remains an attractive yet elusive goal.

And he illustrated this with a graphic demonstration of how he had deciphered Barcelona's code, how he produced a Powerpoint presentation to his players to uncover the secrets of their opponents' elusive movement.