Sentence examples for has different manifestations from inspiring English sources
EPTB has different manifestations based on the organ affected and the distribution varies in different studies.
Each cancer has different manifestations and risk factors, and the hypotheses that emerge are very heterogeneous.
Stigmatization has different manifestations that can be overt (e.g., social rejection, avoidance) as well as subtle (e.g., lack of eye contact) [ 29].
These repositories have different manifestations depending on the customer segment and geography: prepaid accounts in unbanked segments in developed markets, mobile money accounts provided by telcos in emerging ones, etc.
The initial progression of the systemic inflammatory response can have different manifestations, depending on the specific characteristics of the injury [15]; individual genetics [16], wherein a gene polymorphism within the regulatory sequence affects the levels of cytokine production [10], [17]; and the robustness of the response to tissue damage and ischemia [18].
Three patients had allergic reactions that had different manifestations, but no anaphylactic shock occurred (Table).
The experience of violence triggers traumatic deregulations of neurobiological, cognitive, social, and affective processes that have different manifestations, depending on the child's developmental stage [ 34].
Concepts are still evolving and may have different manifestations depending on the needs and the context of the each program [ 8] and the different priorities of the partnering agencies involved.
Our results suggest that different forms of scrapie can affect cattle and that resultant prion diseases in cattle may have different manifestations, which might not be recognised as readily as typical BSE when transmitted to other species such as sheep.
Deepening the analysis, we see that such behaviours have different manifestations in different countries and that they are not well predicted neither by the level of use of the Internet for health matter or by its increase from 2005 to 2007 in a specific country.
