Sentence examples for more general symptomatic from inspiring English sources

For those younger than five years only a check was made for expressions related directly to influenza and fewer assumptions were made on more general symptomatic presentation.

These discussions are symptomatic of more general philosophical questions faced by mechanists: How are mechanism integrations actually achieved (as opposed to just asserted)?

At the same time, Medvedev has argued that the political abstinence of the Russian literary scene is symptomatic of a more general depoliticization that took root among liberal intellectuals of the perestroika generation.

This is symptomatic of a more general problem.

The dither and delay surrounding the decision appears to be symptomatic of a more general malaise.

Stock lending and short-selling are symptomatic of a more general malaise where City practitioners exploit investor fear and greed, largely for their own ends.

But I think it is symptomatic of a more general problem the relationship of the financial markets with the rest of the economy.Here is how the model has worked.

But when he ventures beyond literary reflection into other matters -- examining the crisis of the Chicago post office, a new maximum security prison in Colorado or the effect of Alzheimer's on his father's personality -- it becomes clear his anxiety about the collapse of literary privilege is symptomatic of a more general unease.

The fourth unintended message frame, 'A sense of entitlement is a social problem', framed objections about obligatory consumption of Kraft Dinner® as symptomatic of a more general cultural malaise.

The significantly lower PPTs among adolescents with CFS compared with HCs in symptomatic and asymptomatic places could indicate a more general sensitisation of the nervous system.

France has about 40-fold more general practitioners (GPs; n = 101,667 in 2009) than rheumatologists (RHs; n = 2,625 in 2007) and thus, most symptomatic knee OA is managed by GPs.