Sentence examples for make a symptomatic from inspiring English sources

In the present case, it was relatively easy to make a symptomatic diagnosis of pyloric stenosis.

The results of the current study suggest that functional recovery from FEP may be more difficult to achieve than symptomatic recovery, with previous research indicating over 50% of patients with FEP make a symptomatic recovery.

The patient made a symptomatic improvement and remains on hormonal treatment.

Health workers made a classification for symptomatic HIV in 428/1357 (31.5%) children; of these 342 (25.2%) were classified correctly as compared to the IMCI expert.

Hence, we cannot make an inference with respect to pregnancy outcome in women with acute and, in particular, symptomatic infections.

Drinking something like Pedialyte might make sense as a symptomatic cure, but I can't endorse any of that.

Making a swift and accurate diagnosis in these symptomatic patients is essential to ensure appropriate treatment.

"What do you make of it?" "Symptomatic and significant," says he, "but not important".

Isolations made from symptomatic needles yielded an undescribed species of Phytophthora as the likely causal pathogen (Dick et al. [2014]).

No definite diagnosis was made, and symptomatic relief occurred after a trial of empiric antimicrobial drug therapy.

Antiretroviral treatment, she said, "is going to flush out the silent leprosy by making it symptomatic".