Sentence examples for enhanced symptoms from inspiring English sources

In fact, the study shows that it is problematic to talk about "post" traumatic stress, given that stressful experiences of everyday violence (such as poverty, gender-based violence, and discrimination) continue to happen to Quechua women, a situation that appears to enhance the vulnerability to enhanced symptoms of distress for some people, as indicated by the findings of this study.

To find out whether these enhanced symptoms correlated with levels of virus we used quantitative RT-PCR.

These enhanced symptoms were observed consistently in all TCV-infected plants in five independent trials with at least five plants of each genotype per treatment in each.

Associated with the enhanced symptoms, as in TCV-infected plants, the levels of the two forms of AGO2 increased (Figure 3b) and the level of viral RNA, assessed by quantitative RT-PCR, was higher (Figure 3c) than in wild type plants.

A similar result in which down-regulation of RDR6 in Nicotiana benthamiana resulted in enhanced symptoms of potato virus X but slight or no changes in overall virus accumulation was explained in terms of tissue specificity: symptoms are likely to be caused by virus in the growing point of the plant and RDR6 is required to prevent virus invasion of the meristem and growing points of the plant [22].

Six patients among 42 cases did not present significant improvement in abdominal pain and abdominal bloating after the operation, and even reported subjective feelings of enhanced symptoms.

The social situation seems to neither buffer nor enhance symptoms in this first postmigration period.

From this point of view, it is interesting to note that genotoxic stress, such as ionizing radiation, has been suggested to enhance symptoms of senescence (Tsai et al., 2007).

Nurses play a key role in managing patients' conditions as well as in enhancing symptom- and self-management skills.

Their intent was to support men with this form of cancer, enhance symptom management and improve quality of service provision.

Ryan Shaw and colleagues published a paper describing how using mobile health technologies may enhance symptom management for pediatric blood and marrow transplant patients by providing patient-generated health data to foster personalized health strategies.