Sentence examples for enduring symptoms from inspiring English sources

However, some patients experience enduring symptoms, and, more importantly, it leads to an increased risk for symptomatic osteoarthritis.

The STAI-S evaluates relatively enduring symptoms of anxiety where subjects use a 4-points response scale ranging from "not at all" to "very much", to indicate the extent to which they experience each emotion.

Schizophrenia results in enduring symptoms and prolonged functional impairment.

Scale items were written to reflect the mothers' enduring symptoms relative to the ice storm crisis.

It proves that a significant number of disaster survivors continue to have enduring symptoms even when treatment is given.

This was not the case for patients with no positive psychotic symptoms (one-tail p = 0.166), transient symptoms (one-tail p = 0.500), or enduring symptoms (one-tail p = 0.304).

Experienced problems and needs for care are addressed separately, because patients could have had adequate assistance despite enduring symptom suffering.

Patients who failed the EI also displayed poorer community-based vocational outcome, greater likelihood of having "deficit schizophrenia" (i.e., primary and enduring negative symptoms), and increased severity of positive symptoms.

Women with UTI experience the symptoms in various ways but descriptions of the difficulty of enduring such symptoms as burning are common [ 31].

Although Addington et al failed to find an association between DUP and negative symptoms, they speculated that when such an association is reported it may reflect either that negative symptoms pre-date onset and hinder help-seeking or that longer DUP itself leads to enduring negative symptoms.

There was a loud noise in his head, like a jet roar, and enduring concussion symptoms, but that was the worst of it.