Sentence examples for obscure onset from inspiring English sources

Clinical and laboratory criteria are as follows: obscure onset, chronic course, absence of edema, and normochromic anemia in the more advanced phases.

Clinical and laboratory criteria are a follows: obscure onset, chronic course, no sense of edema, and normochromic type of anemia in more advanced phases.

However, without convergence of many inputs, stochasticity would obscure the onset.

It may suggest the presence of more than one pathological process affecting diffusion imaging changes: the presymptomatic reduction in MD may indicate an inflammatory response to amyloid accumulation (Fig.  3), occurring prior to (or coincident with and obscuring) the onset of microstructural breakdown and macrostructural atrophy [ 38, 39].

The attributes are TS (tilted streamer); HA (Harang streamer); Ob: (onset obscured by moon, clouds, or trees); FOV (onset detected by initial brightening slightly beyond ASI FOVs).

Another explanation may be that the relevance of time of onset is obscured by the complex pattern of associated problems in this heavily affected group.

Firstly, patients may have received antibiotics prior to the onset of organ dysfunction, thus obscuring conventional cultures.

The first patient developing DLT on dose level 2 noted abrupt onset of scotoma and flashes obscuring her vision in both eyes on the second day of selumetinib treatment.

Neurodegenerative diseases are generally chronic, and the age of onset is often not precise, which obscures identification of the dynamics of the cell types involved.

While several mechanisms involved in adenocarcinoma induction have been described, the mechanisms underlying the onset of other H. pylori-implicated lymphomas remain obscure.

Some of the greatest vintages of the Middle Ages can be traced to another more obscure order of celibate (though not teetotal) knights, founded at the onset of the Crusades.