Sentence examples for indicative of acute from inspiring English sources

At the time of enrolment into the study, an enrolment form was completed indicating the infant's age, underlying diagnosis, symptoms indicative of acute deterioration, investigations undertaken and therapy (if any) commenced.

"The main necropsy findings were the severe diffuse pulmonary edema and the multifocal pulmonary hemorrhage, which are indicative of acute severe respiratory distress, the cause of which remains undetermined," the necropsy report said.

a, b Axial and coronal contrast-enhanced CT images, respectively, demonstrating hepatomegaly and periportal oedema (arrows) indicative of acute hepatitis.

Rats with nose-only exposure to phosgene at ≈LCt01 were used to analyze time-course changes in BAL indicative of acute pulmonary edema.

Emergent CT scan of the chest demonstrated a Y-shaped filling defect involving two segmental branches of the right lower lobe indicative of acute pulmonary embolism.

Open image in new window Fig. 4 A 45-year-old male with clinical and laboratory findings indicative of acute diverticulitis.

This may be because a lower degree of the inflammation, a feature of local inflammation, seems to represent a chronic state and also it frequently lacks inflammatory signs in the blood indices that are indicative of clear acute inflammation.

Longer symptom duration may indicate an overuse injury, such as tendinosis, whereas an acute onset of symptoms may be indicative of an acute or traumatic injury, such as shoulder dislocation.

An IgG avidity of ≤35 was considered indicative of an acute infection while an avidity of >50 indicated a longer infection period.

Similarly, both groups describe the expression of genes indicative of an acute phase response; moreover, Clarkson and coworkers go on to distinguish between an early class II acute phase response and a later class I response that correlates with Stat3, Cebpb, and Cebpd expression.

Collectively the imaging studies were indicative of an acute parenchymal event with evidence of previous superficial bleeds.