Sentence examples for manifestations indicative from inspiring English sources

However, the corticosteroid group patients presented systemic manifestations (indicative of more severe envenomation) at admission, which calls into question the conclusion drawn by the authors that corticosteroid administration does not improve the evolution of cases of severe scorpion envenomation [34].

Between 1995 and 2006, patients who were admitted to the five township hospitals, had acute undifferentiated fever and clinical manifestations indicative of scrub typhus were enrolled in the study as suspected cases.

Sjögren's syndrome (SS) is a chronic, systemic autoimmune disease characterized most notably by development of dry eyes and dry mouth manifestations, indicative of secretory dysfunction of the lacrimal and salivary glands [ 1- 3].

Altogether, the cytoplasmic p27 expression is indicative of fast to slow twitch transition of levator ani myotubes, but not necessarily indicative of manifestation of PFD, assuming normal muscle morphology.

Thus, the observation of the PW/UFK wave oscillations in the F layer height during post sunset-pre midnight hours reported in the literature (for example, Takahashi et al. 2007, 2009; Fagundes et al. 2009) are indeed indicative of the manifestations of the PRE modulation by the upward propagating waves.

For example patients with severe underlying disease activity i.e. severe renal flare, may also experience mild skin and joint manifestations in addition to some indicative symptoms of kidney involvement such as headaches and swollen legs which were often cited as less bothersome.

"The narrow view of love addiction is narrow, then, in the sense that it sees only extreme, radical brain processes, attachment behaviors, or manifestations of love as being potentially indicative of addiction and hence [love addiction] is thought to be quite rare," the analysis notes.

Though present study is surely an indicative of some arsenic manifestations in the body, a large scale screening of the exposed samples at the genetic level is required to substantiate the effects of arsenic exposure on the human system.

Diagnoses associated with atopic dermatitis and conditions indicative of immune deficits with dermatologic manifestations (i.e., eczema) were categorized independently from diagnoses indicating potential loss of skin integrity (i.e., diaper rash, impetigo), and are referred to here as 'atopic dermatitis' and 'other skin conditions', respectively.

Age at onset was defined as the age at the time of the first manifestation of the disease or any neurological sign indicative of multiple sclerosis identified by a multiple sclerosis specialist neurologist.

The main drawback with this approach is the clear tendency to underestimate the changes in body tissues and organs, since the values indicative of disease, or its most relevant manifestations, are minimised.