Sentence examples for particularly symptomatic from inspiring English sources

My characters certainly seem to share this, and I would say, yes, that this sense of hopefulness that is somehow sustained in the face of very depressing circumstances is particularly American perhaps even particularly symptomatic of northern New Jersey, a place where people seem to think anything is possible (although nothing is ever good enough).

My characters certainly seem to share this, and I would say, yes, that this sense of hopefulness that is somehow sustained in the face of very depressing circumstances is particularly American — perhaps even particularly symptomatic of northern New Jersey, a place where people seem to think anything is possible (although nothing is ever good enough).

Ryce writes that the song's music "represents the hip-hop contingent of" bass music, which is typified by rolling snares and jerky basslines, and finds it "particularly symptomatic of a growing strain of music obsessed with 'trap'trap

10 Other factors may also explain exclusion from family decisions, particularly symptomatic patients' disruptive behaviour.

Autonomic features, particularly symptomatic orthostatic hypotension, constipation, urinary symptoms, and siallorhea, tend to be equally disturbing to patients and caregivers.

A possible explanation for the difference is that clinicians at first hesitate to diagnose PDs in adolescents because they believe certain features of PDs are normative and not particularly symptomatic of a personality disturbance per se [ 4].

Minimal data exists on in-vivo sciatic nerve motion during straight leg raise (SLR), particularly in symptomatic participants.

Arterial blood gas analysis is a useful test, particularly in symptomatic HIV patients who have normal chest X-ray.

This is based on our previous experience that combining 5-FU and high-activity In-octreotide therapy is safe, with enhanced efficacy particularly with symptomatic benefit in patients with NET [ 6].

Specifically, increased values in the first EMS domain, Disconnection, representing ones expectation that the basic need for security, safety and empathy by others will not be met, are often associated with particularly strong symptomatic impairment, and studies demonstrate a relation to depressive symptom severity [ 23, 24].

1. Situs inversus plus respiratory or nasal symptoms 2. Neonatal respiratory distress of unknown cause 3. Sibling with primary ciliary dyskinesia (PCD), particularly if symptomatic 4. Daily lifelong wet cough (note: maybe suppressed by child and under-recognised by parents) 5.