Sentence examples for explicit symptoms from inspiring English sources
None of them have so far displayed explicit symptoms of combat stress, but they welcomed the chance to discuss it with Captain Whalen, who guided them through a factual recounting of what happened, which often helps create a foundation for coping with the stress.
They appear to be explicit symptoms of the disease, and like the physical symptoms, there is a correlation with the severity of disease and cognitive deficits in which less severely affected patients generally have milder cognitive deficits.
Some participants in this study also explained that they were unaware that they had foot disease and in some cases, diabetes, until explicit symptoms of foot ulceration were evident.
Similar findings were reported in a recent Iranian study by Aliasgharpour and Nayeri in which it was found that participants were unaware that they had diabetes until explicit symptoms of foot ulceration were evident such as bleeding.
When there are no explicit symptoms of schizophrenia, but there is a lack of healthy, normal behaviors, these are known as "negative symptoms".
The relevance of these cues and their validity when assessing wheezing and asthma in epidemiological studies should be considered for future questionnaires, with more precise and explicit symptom definitions.
In the present study, we tested if explicit, self-reported symptoms of exercise dependence and an implicit association of exercise as important predicted exercise behaviors and change in problematic exercise attitudes.
Scores are based on an explicit list of symptoms, signs, and laboratory tests.
Since different constellations of social anxiety and social deficits may implicate a different therapeutic approach, the explicit clarification of symptoms at an early point in treatment is desirable.
First, we recruited patients that had been referred to exercise testing due to a suspected IHD, not due to explicit chest pain symptoms.
The scenario contained detailed information about mild post-traumatic cognitive impairment, as well as an explicit warning against symptom exaggeration.
