Sentence examples for of being symptomatic from inspiring English sources

Fetuses showing ultrasound features of infection are at high risk of being symptomatic at or before birth.

Exercise is healthy in the sense of being productive of health; a clear complexion is healthy in the sense of being symptomatic of health; a person is healthy in the sense of having good health.

There is a maximum risk of 60% that a person with an RPA will be symptomatic at the age of 65 years, and a 70% risk of being symptomatic at the age of 75 years.

The probability of being symptomatic when presenting for departure screening is computed from the curve in Figure 1B.

We wanted to be able to detect a 4-fold higher odds of being symptomatic (OR = 4) for subjects presenting the tear characteristics on MRI.

Exposed individuals becoming infectious have a probability p A of being asymptomatic (A) and a probability 1− p A of being symptomatic (I).

The spread of snark is symptomatic of the erosion of civility at a time in which road rage, shriek shows, and litigious neighbors are commonplace.

The discussions of Shakespeare are symptomatic of a somewhat cavalier treatment of literary texts.

And these displays of agility were symptomatic of both the strengths and weaknesses of the troupe.

News of Rahul Gandhi's elevation to general secretary of the Congress Party (and a possible future prime minister of India) is symptomatic of deep malaise within the party.

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