Sentence examples for questionable symptoms from inspiring English sources
Although brain imaging and cerebrospinal fluid biomarkers are applied in patients with mild or questionable symptoms to increase the level of diagnostic certainty, no definitive diagnostic tests based on peripheral biofluids are available yet.
The long-term stability of these traits is questionable, unless symptoms are convincing.
Despite questionable ADHD symptom overlap in OLD and ADHD children due to the use of subjective assessment protocols, this is the first study to investigate the utility of the objective Quotient® for discriminating ADHD symptoms between those children with OLD versus both OLD and ADHD.
There was a wide age range across the sample and as such, it is important to bear in mind that ADHD subtypes are not stable over time and their validity as categorical entities is questionable although symptom domains as dimensions seem to be better validated [ 72].
Question questionable sources.
The role of psychological stress in IBD is uncertain [ 54] and the degree to which patients with IBD feel they can control their symptoms is questionable because often the impact of manipulating diet or stress is uncertain [ 27].
With Jamison Olave out with a quad strain and Kosuke Kimura questionable while dealing with concussion symptoms, Petke will probably go with the pairing of Marcus Holgersson and Ibrahim Sekagya in central defense, with Brandon Barklage returning to his spot at right back.
One patient carried a history of questionable Crohn's disease, but symptoms of periodic fevers and skin disease with minimal evidence of active Crohn's disease would argue against the likelihood of Crohn's disease in this patient.
The benefit of thymectomy for MG symptom relief is questionable for late-onset MG and thymoma MG patients 14.
Furthermore, it is questionable whether the list of symptom complexes characterizing geriatric multimorbidity covers all aspects of disease burden; we cannot rule out the possibility that the number of diagnoses was underestimated.
This is quite problematic as the 'validity' and sensitivity of such methods to accurately measure a complex, subjective symptom experience is questionable and can lead to biases, as there is a significant issue with the interpretation of the data, which clinicians often find confusing.
