The process of Mari assimilation to Russian civilization accelerated during the 17th century, and the ever-mounting symptoms of social and economic change may be traced in many forms, including strong nativistic movements, among them Kuga Sorta.
In Nigeria, there is mounting evidence that malaria symptoms are often perceived wrongly or not recognized and continue to go untreated [ 13, 14].
Delays are a symptom of mounting pressures and unnecessary waits at all points in the urgent and emergency care pathway, not just at the point of discharge.
He spent the next two decades almost wholly unable to write, his thoughts swirling with mounting paranoia — an early symptom, probably, of the cerebral disease that would eventually destroy his mind.
As the liberation movements begun in the 1960s now found themselves under attack, the Uncanny was made to once again seem relevant, even if it was now more a rationalization for making an art of dissent than it was a symptom of mounting guilt and suppression of morally proscribed desire.
Evidence on the relationship between depression (or depressive symptoms) and adiposity has been mounting; however, little is known about the depressive symptoms-muscle mass association.
Elizabeth's financial difficulties were a symptom of a mounting political crisis that under her successors would destroy the entire Tudor system of government.
Smoking and drinking incessantly (as a symptom of a mounting depression that terminates in 1970 with suicide), he's unable to stop blurting his beliefs about the reasons art must thrive in the superficially serene, deeply discomforting 1950s.
It would be nice to think that unemployment is part of a cyclical downturn, but there is mounting evidence that short-term unemployment is a symptom of a deeper problem: pervasive and growing inequality.
The proposed staging resulted from the mounting evidence of biomarker data that suggested AD begins before the development of clinical symptoms and that emerging technology could identify brain changes that precede the development of symptoms.
Possibly, some reported symptoms were not caused by bacterial infections, or some children were not mounting a febrile response despite being infected.
