Sentence examples for new definite from inspiring English sources

The other patient had a new definite headache diagnosis (primary stabbing headache) during follow-up.

Of the 91 patients, only 8 (3.7 %) experienced another headache distinct from the headache at baseline, of which 5 were diagnosed with new definite diagnoses, whereas the other 3 had both the previous probable diagnosis and another new probable diagnosis.

Classification of new infections (definite, probable, or possible) is described.

The symptom of fatigue must be of new or definite onset (i.e. not lifelong), and produces a substantial reduction in the patient's previous level of occupational, educational, social, or personal activities [ 2].

The most widely used case definition by the Centers for Disease Control CDCC) 1 states that there must be at least 6 months severe fatigue of a new and definite onset, not the result of an ongoing exertion, not alleviated by rest and resulting in reduced levels of physical activity.

The stipulation that the fatigue is "of new or definite onset" (i.e., has not been life long) was intended to exclude subjects with personality or somatization disorders that are characterized by a "lifelong pattern of presentations to medical attention with unexplained symptoms" [ 47].

However the reduction of global mortality from colorectal cancer achieved by follow-up, radical second-surgery and therefore new and definite patient recovery calculated in our patients in follow-up on 5 years disease free interval was only 2.6%% according to the findings of other authors [ 2, 3].

"It marked a definite new era for the organization, a definite new direction".

Bitterness, he believes, is a definite new trend.

John Fonte, a senior fellow at the conservative Hudson Institute, called the new test "a definite improvement".

It's equally absurd to call the federation's efforts to establish a political action committee for the gun industry "a definite new era".