Sentence examples for shared symptoms from inspiring English sources

These are selected because of shared symptoms that do not necessarily correlate well with functional or physiologic measures and have not been validated for applicability in PAH.

These clinical observations suggest that depression may be several distinct conditions that have been grouped under one diagnosis on the basis of their shared symptoms.

The name encompasses a range of errors, the shared symptoms of which include the console's blue power light blinking on and off and a failure to transmit video or audio to a connected TV.

Given the common comorbidity and some shared symptoms such as impulsivity in BD and ED, personality dimensions may overlap in the two disorders.

Rather than diagnose and treat people based on very broad and nonspecific features (like shared symptoms or signs), perhaps doctors could use the powerful new genetic tests to determine which specific genes were causative of each individual's disease and then fashion a treatment specific to each person's underlying genetic defect.

The shared symptoms suggest the mechanisms causing the disease may also be shared [4], [5].

Student protests at the University of California in 2009 regarding education cuts, and in London in 2010 and also in South Korea, showed that this is a globally shared symptom of neoliberalization of knowledge and learning.

Many farmers suffer from green tobacco sickness, which shares symptoms with nicotine addiction and withdrawal.

Allergic rhinitis can share symptoms with those of Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), i.e., trouble with focussing and learning.

For details, see my Web site and check the archives, which contain letters from people with dogs sharing symptoms similar to your Yorkie's.

She added: "I'm concerned that my mother isn't sharing symptoms because she's terrified to have a spinal tap".