Sentence examples for external symptoms from inspiring English sources

"In communities where [small-scale gold mining] is a prevalent practice, you can see people who have tremors, who have difficulty walking, who have a lot of uncontrolled eye movements – things that are external symptoms of neurological impacts," says Susan Keane, a senior environmental analyst at the Natural Resources Defence Council.

Third parties may know these states only by interpreting external symptoms, imaginative projection, or obtaining their testimony.

The limited number of hytrosaviruses reported to date may be a reflection of the frequent absence of external symptoms in infected adult flies and the fact that the virus does not cause rapid mortality.

An increased concentration of β-hydroxybutyrate (βHBA) is a key biomarker for diagnosis of subclinical ketosis (SCK), and provides information on the health stress in cows well before any external symptoms are observable.

Other well-known types of epidemic models are the so-called SVEIRS epidemic models which incorporate the dynamics of a vaccinated population, and the "infected" population without external symptoms of the SEIR-type models is replaced with an "exposed" population subject to a certain dynamics, [18, 19].

McCann spoke of how external symptoms and rote answers can conceal the nuances and complexities behind our narratives.

Vegetables grown in wastewater-irrigated soil had normal appearance lacking any external visible symptoms.

Whereas there are detectable gait changes already at Day 11 (6.23% shortening of stance phase and 5.04% reduction of print area compared to Day 0, respectively, Figure 5A), no external clinical symptoms of arthritis can be seen yet.

These are just symptoms; external expressions of a root cause.

To prevent underreporting of symptoms, external validation is desirable by collecting information from relevant informants.

Improvement continued up to 12-months and then plateaued in all measures except physical symptoms, external rotation and strength which showed a different pattern.