Sentence examples for entirely symptomatic from inspiring English sources

The peculiar dynamics of visibility and invisibility that have played out throughout the war on terror are entirely symptomatic of the attitudes that have led to its being so grievously mismanaged.

Treatment of Sjögren's syndrome is almost entirely symptomatic.

Sinus bradycardia, particularly in young people, can be entirely asymptomatic, but symptomatic bradycardia is a class IB indication for permanent pacemaker insertion.

These cases are all symptomatic of a broader issue.

"The importance of Georgia O'Keeffe's pseudo-modern art," he wrote, "is almost entirely historical and symptomatic.

He said he accepted there was a failure on the part of the nurse who examined the girl with a broken arm, but added: "I entirely reject that this is symptomatic of the healthcare.

Simultaneously adjusting for lead time and NPI, which incorporates tumour size, node status and histological grade, the survival difference between screen-detected and symptomatic tumours was entirely accounted for.

All this is symptomatic of a deeper structural issue.

This survival benefit is not entirely explained by a reduction in symptomatic VTE, raising the intriguing possibility that LMWH may also exert a direct effect on tumour cell biology.

All these responses are symptomatic.

It is symptomatic of the entire documentary.