Sentence examples for measurable symptoms from inspiring English sources

That dose was near the threshold of radiation exposure that produces clinically measurable symptoms.

So Dr. Rosenthal said they decided simply to treat the measurable symptoms they could find and forget about causes.

Thresholds are different, and there aren't always visible or measurable symptoms — although, in R.S.D., there is skin-temperature increase and inflammation.

Grief is defined as a number of measurable symptoms (shock, despair, disturbances in sleep and appetite), the absence of which suggests recovery.

(c) Objectively measurable symptoms.

This may be manifested as measurable symptoms in the affected leg long after surgery.

It can lead directly to include it in systems for monitoring mental illnesses, since quantity and duration of silent pauses can be indicators of emotional state of the speaker or a measurable symptom of psychic disorders like schizophrenia or bipolar affective disorders.

The high mortality rate is due, in part, to the fact that ovarian cancer is often diagnosed in advanced stage, because of a lack of measurable early symptoms and ineffective screening techniques [ 5, 6].

Yet, with ever more effective anti-inflammatory and disease modifying treatments available to the treating rheumatologist, the focus in clinical practice is more on control of those objectively measurable disease symptoms such as disease activity targeted by these treatments than on the more subjective and less obvious parts of patients' well-being.

Previous studies have provided insight into how smoking cessation improves lung function among asthma patients, however, fail to provide measurable asthma symptom-specific outcomes after smoking cessation.

"Any study will, of necessity, look at a small number of specific measurable aspects or symptoms, and often the underlying model is very much a medical/disease model, so that outcomes are either 'ill' or 'not ill' according to a cut-off based on clinical norms," explains Heal.