Sentence examples for insufficient symptoms from inspiring English sources

For depression, for example, recurrent brief depression and even short-duration depressive episodes (4 to 13 days), as well as 2-week episodes with insufficient symptoms, now have their place.

Controls had insufficient symptoms to meet GWI case criteria and also reported no exclusionary diagnoses.

Veteran controls had insufficient symptoms to meet GWI case criteria, and reported no exclusionary medical or psychiatric diagnoses.

Persons with insufficient symptoms of fatigue to be considered CFS, at the time of the in hospital study, were not included in this report.

Those who met at least one but not all criteria for CFS were classified as "unexplained chronic illness with insufficient symptoms or fatigue for CFS" (termed ISF).

Most transitioned into a non-CFS state because of insufficient symptoms or fatigue severity, absence of fatigue, or identification of an exclusionary condition.

Clinicians should take into account a sense of insufficient symptom control in both diagnostic groups and different viewpoints of patients and their parents.

Investigation of the cause of the symptoms, such as by endoscopy, should also be considered for patients with insufficient symptom relief and in those with symptoms or clinical findings associated with high risk of serious disease or malignancy.

Six other patients with case-defining fatigue but insufficient symptom criteria for CFS (i.e. less than four ancillary symptoms) were not included in the analysis because these patients cannot be clearly differentiated from the CFS group [ 22].

3 Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), including selective cyclo-oxygenase 2 inhibitors, are the recommended first-line pharmacological therapy for AS, but many patients achieve insufficient symptom control with NSAIDs alone.

Retrospective medical record reviews of patients diagnosed with cancer indicate that insufficient symptom elicitation or recording and ineffective doctor-patient communication may account for many instances of missed opportunities (Singh et al, 2009a; Jensen et al, 2014).