Sentence examples for label symptom from inspiring English sources

To sum up, we assign the label Symptom Presence: Yes to a user who presents flu-like and cold symptoms at time (t_{mathrm{hor}}), by using historical data in the interval ([t-t_{mathrm{hist}}, t]).

A number of people who have been diagnosed with the syndrome some of them psychologists and psychiatrists—have challenged the notion that personality traits such as inattentiveness, impulsivity, and distractibility deserve the label symptoms.

GPs may have had an inclination to label symptoms as a diagnosis to gain endorsement of their prescribing; diagnostic labelling has been shown to be associated with high levels of antibiotic prescribing [ 20].

The reluctance by GPs to label symptoms as medically unexplained has been noted elsewhere [ 26] and in the absence of readily available treatment or explanation, GPs appear to prioritize the maintenance of the doctor-patient relationship, either by offering personal support or by repeating the medical "rituals" of examination and referral [ 27].

In fact, lack of recognition and negative attitudes to treatment pose a significant barrier to service use, as research has shown that only one in three Australians are able to correctly label symptoms of a mental illness, and a majority do not consider interventions endorsed by health professionals, to be 'helpful' [ 2].

But that's actually helpful in labelling symptoms.

The scale captures each of three widely accepted dimensions of insight: awareness of illness, perceived need for treatment, and ability to re-label symptoms as pathological.

Subjects were asked to individually sort and label all symptom descriptors into groups using a drag-and-drop table top interface, based on how he or she considered them to be related to one another (Sorting).

Lack of insight is defined as lack of the ability to elaborate on the experience of a disease, label the symptoms of the disease as pathological, or have knowledge of the deeper effects that the symptoms or disease will have on one's environment [ 92].

To understand illness representations, Kleinman and colleagues [ 14] developed illness representations models that include illness label, cause, symptoms and signs, consequences, treatment and cure.

Treatment adherence improved and patients were better able to label their symptoms as psychotic both immediately and one year after treatment.