Sentence examples for offered a symptom from inspiring English sources

The app offered a symptom checker, an overview of the options for care, a map of nearby facilities covered by the person's insurance, free video consults with a doctor 24 hours a day and a breakdown of the out-of-pocket costs people would face at different locations.

An advantage to use of OPCRIT is that the mental state domains offer a symptom load score which is agnostic to specific diagnostic category or sub-category (e.g. paranoid versus hebephrenic schizophrenia) and treatment refractoriness.

Then again, when Mr. Rapino was describing the parlous condition of the concert business in front of Congress last year, he noted that 40 percent of concert tickets go unsold, a statistic that he offered as a symptom of an industry in distress but that might just be evidence that Live Nation and its rivals don't know how to price and sell their products.

That the packing list, which first appeared in her book The White Album, is offered as a symptom of her descent into mental illness seems to be forgotten: the orderliness is taken as a sign of her refinement rather than her obsessive-compulsiveness; the bourbon listed above the shampoo as a stroke of glamour rather than an omen.

The Barkley rating scales offer a total symptom count for the inattentive domain and the hyperactive/impulsive domain (0 9 for each).

All subjects reporting new asthma symptoms and a matched control group without symptoms were offered a clinical assessment to establish a diagnosis.

We quantified illness severity on the basis of a number of variables; this approach offered a multidomain metric that reflected symptom burden across the three syndromes of schizophrenia, a cognitive function that is most prominently affected in schizophrenia i.e. processing speed, social and functional performance and persistence of illness.

Although conclusive evidence is still lacking, the report marks the first time that the Pentagon has offered a plausible cause for the symptoms that ail tens of thousands of Gulf War veterans.

A physician assistant who spoke with WZVN offered a description of Mody's symptoms that closely matches an infection known as necrotizing fasciitis.

During the study four patients in the standard dose arm with severe depressive symptoms were offered a lower dose of daily 20 mg tamoxifen but were not excluded from the interview analysis.

All subjects, regardless of symptom status, were offered a physical examination by a physician.