Sentence examples for lack of symptomatic from inspiring English sources

Additionally a lack of symptomatic improvement could occur due to an insufficiently performed operation or treatment.

This high level of prescription and use of β2-agonists suggest a lack of symptomatic control in our sample population.

The lack of symptomatic disease by end of life is consistent with a very slow replication of PrPSc and that the newly emerged strain is intrinsically slow.

It is possible that CLD patients are attracted to unconventional providers – those providing extensive antibiotic regimens beyond current guidelines ('Lyme-literate medical doctors') and/or CAM providers due to the lack of symptomatic relief, as well as a perceived lack of sympathy to the diagnosis of CLD in more conventional settings.

Despite a similar percentage of runners who were overhydrated in the shorter race distances (10- to 25-km), the lack of documented, symptomatic, EAH could possibly result from either an insufficient time for EAH symptoms to manifest or the runners' preference to "endure it through" rather than report to the medical tent immediately following race.

Irritable bowel syndrome with constipation (IBS-C) represents a significant burden to patients and healthcare systems due to its prevalence and lack of successful symptomatic resolution with established treatment options.

The lack of investigation is symptomatic of the indifference that prevails in my country.

Indirect, muted, and contained expressions of emotions are valued yet directly challenged by patients' perceived lack of control when symptomatic.

"The lack of proper consultation is symptomatic of how our university seems to care less about its students and more about its commercial backers".

The lack of natural successors is symptomatic of a wider problem, which is that Australia's system of club and state cricket, until recently regarded as the most efficient generator of test-class cricketers in the world, is no longer doing that job.

Of particular note are the moderate to high genetic contributions to gametocyte positivity (both cumulative and individual) in asymptomatic infections but lack of genetic contribution in symptomatic infections in the estimates generated by our model.