Sentence examples for increasing symptom from inspiring English sources

Less robust circadian rhythmicity, especially associated with increasing symptom severity, may represent a more specific or a trait marker of young people with mood disorders who are at higher risk of a bipolar course of illness.

Conclusions: We recommend categorizing problems in the lower limbs into 4 levels of increasing symptom severity, starting with mild footdrop and graduating to the instance where the 3 problems are associated.

With increasing symptom severity within a manic episode in the same individual, it was more complicated to identify robust differences in such a 24-h "snapshot" of activity, but peaks of increased sample entropy and lower energy are indicated as possibilities for further exploration of psychotic symptoms.

A recent study used actigraphy in young people with recent onset of a mood disorder, and results suggest that less robust circadian rhythmicity was associated with longer duration of illness and increasing symptom severity, suggesting this as a trait marker for young people at risk for BD (Grierson et al. 2016).

There was a significant trend of an increasing symptom score and headache frequency, for both age groups with respect to anxiety and depressive symptoms (12 14 years, p < 0.001 and 15 17 years, p < 0.001) and attention difficulties (12 14 years, p < 0.001 and 15 17 years, p = 0.008), but not with conduct difficulties.

Analysis of ATHB12 transcript levels using semi-quantitative PCR detected gene expression 7 days after BSCTV infection in the shoot tips of Arabidopsis, and expression continued to rise for up to 21 days in parallel with increasing symptom development (Figure 2C).

I've had ME/CFS (chronic fatigue syndrome) since 2007, and in April 2009 reluctantly ceased my work as an illustrator due to increasing symptoms.

Another factor is the stealth nature of Type 2 diabetes, which tends to develop over many years, with insidious and gradually increasing symptoms like those experienced by Ms. Redholtz.

Headache frequency was significantly associated with increasing symptoms scores for anxiety and depressive symptoms as well as attention difficulties, evident for both age groups.

However, in the migraine group we also found increasing symptoms of insomnia and decreasing subjective sleep quality with increasing amount of fast arousals.

In the present study both controls and patients with interictal migraineurs had increasing amount of N1 sleep with increasing symptoms of anxiety.