Sentence examples for pathological suspicion from inspiring English sources

This was coupled with an almost pathological suspicion of even his most able and faithful servants.

Only the right-wing Law and Justice party was making grumpy noises, torn between its Catholic allegiances and its pathological suspicion towards Russia.

The challenge is to define more clearly the boundaries between normative responses of mistrust and pathological reactions wherein suspicion and fear are transformed into frank and potentially disabling psychotic-like symptoms.

The definitive diagnosis is pathological, although the suspicion is verified by transvaginal ultrasound, which can even identify the pedicle by colour Doppler.

Lewis et al. suggested that an e' peak velocity threshold of < 11.5 cm/sec on TDI can be useful to raise suspicion for pathological LVH.

In 121 of the 165 women with CTG recordings, the obstetrician was paged by the midwife because of a suspicion of pathological CTG.

The mean age of the patients was 61.25 years (SD 0.71), 58.43 years (SD 0.99) in patients who had post-menopausal bleeding and 62.9 years (SD 1.15) for asymptomatic patients with clinical suspicion of pathological intracavitary ultrasound findings.

3) In conclusion, we recommend the duplex rt-PCR assay as an efficient tool for rapid confirmation of a presumptive CBPP diagnosis based on clinical suspicion or pathological observations especially in a laboratory setting of developed countries and for epidemic surveillance in CBPP-free countries.

The appearance of consolidation on chest radiography after the first 24 h should raise suspicion of other pathological conditions such as aspiration, pneumonia and fat embolism [2].

Control subjects had no suspicion of any pathological finding in echocardiography at rest, body-plethysmography and symptom-limited cardiopulmonary exercise testing.

In addition, retrospective reviews have inherent selection biases such that patients may have been selected for biopsy based on suspicion of other pathological abnormality, atypical presentation of metastases, prolonged time from primary disease, or the perceived ease and acceptability of performing a biopsy [ 25].