This study shows that there are no specific clinical or physical symptoms that might allow clinicians to diagnose hepatitis E. The clinical signs, dominated by jaundice, vomiting, hepatalgia and asthenia, are not specific to HEV infection, but could orient the clinician in the event of an association with an evocative epidemiological context.
Among the 59 patients of this latter, 43 were suspected because of clinical symptoms ('symptomatic' patients), and 16 (27%) were screened in an evocative familial or autoimmune context ('screened' patients).
She went on to give further seasonal context, offering some evocative poetic backstory: "Despite the name it should not be thought of as a delicate flower of a song, more like when you're crying tears of vindictive joy; everything is blurry but somehow more vibrant in color and you begin to appreciate spring's blooming foliage," she said.
Paul explains how he tells the story of an event through context shots, small details, evocative moments, portraits, and photographs from key moments in the schedule.
Results are discussed in the context of possible active, evocative and passive gene environment correlations.
Apart from the songs, with their colourful and evocative titles, there is no extra-musical context.
From Ms. Wang, she chose a bridal gown, but one that was red, since the color was both provocative, in the context of a wedding, and evocative, in the sense of China.
In this context, Middleton's sculpture is unnervingly evocative of a torture instrument.
The imaginal scenes were developed based on previous research on imaginal scenes in cue reactivity research [ 66, 67] and described common environmental, interpersonal, and affective contexts of drinking, as well as evocative descriptions of the orosensory properties of beer.
