Sentence examples for record syndrome from inspiring English sources

It is perhaps for this reason that during the course of our conversation, Marina alights on a phrase that is deceptively simple, but absolutely perfect: "stuck record syndrome".

Considered in this context, the sonic results of stuck record syndrome – the syllables of "epistolary", say, or "Waitrose and Partners", to use just two recent examples from my bank of listless mental 12-inches – are, perhaps, no different from the weird and warped things that the brain throws toward us in dreams.

I am also leery of the broken-record syndrome that seems to afflict Sam and Tommy.

An example concept index is shown for the first record (Aarskog syndrome) in OMIM (see Methods).

The synthesized electronic medical records included syndrome and sub-syndrome classifications for the injected patients.

The synthetic patient record has a syndrome assignment of respiratory and sub-syndrome assignment of upper respiratory infections.

The photographs, which had been taken in 2006, showed bats with clear signs of white nose and are the earliest known record of the syndrome.

To calculate time to outbreak detection through syndromic surveillance, we superimposed the simulated records for respiratory syndrome visits onto the authentic baseline data, beginning on a randomly selected date in 2003, and then applied the outbreak detection algorithm to the combined baseline and simulated data.

Aretaeus of Cappadocia, living in the second century in the same area, recorded a malabsorptive syndrome with chronic diarrhoea, causing a debilitation of the whole body.

The analysis visit record has sub-syndromes of falls and fractures and dislocation.

This selection bias effect and exclusion of participants who were able to take oral nutritional intake may explain the low occurrence of the refeeding syndrome recorded in the study population.