Sentence examples for self report positive from inspiring English sources

The degree of HSV-2 clinical activity among symptomatic women was then graded from: a) mild symptomatic (only self report positive but no lesions at any study visit), b) mild to moderate (lesions at only one of the study visits), c) moderate (lesions at two visits), and d) severe symptomatic (lesions at all three study visits).

HIV infected as defined by both a positive Determine® and Uni-GoldTM test result and/or self reported positive status prior to testing with a positive Determine® or OraQuick® test result.

Specifically, behavioral data revealed that compared to TT loss decisions, participants' self-reported positive emotion was greater when making VT loss decisions.

All subjects received an examination by a physiotherapist, and subjects reporting symptoms on self report or positive signs on the examination, received a full examination by a rheumatologist.

We have demonstrated that the ED can have a broader role by addressing the prevention needs, both directly and indirectly, of those who self report their positive HIV status during the ED encounter.

HIV positive serostatus was defined by either having both a positive Determine® and Uni-GoldTM test result or a positive Determine® test result when the patient self reported a positive HIV serostatus prior to HIV testing.

Following national policy, HIV testing is offered to all women unless they are HIV positive or (self) report being tested in the last three months.

Prenatal cocaine exposure was determined by maternal self-report and/or positive urine screen at recruitment post-partum.

In addition, some of the disparity between negative self-report and positive cotinine levels may reflect recent onset in smoking.

Although existing studies report positive associations between self-efficacy beliefs and physiological stress (e.g., Schwerdtfeger et al. 2008), more research about the (possibly non-linear) relation among intelligence, self-efficacy, and physiological stress seems to be appropriate.

Self-promoters were more likely to report positive emotions, and much more likely to believe that recipients also felt positive emotions, when in fact they had not.