Sentence examples for sign accompanied from inspiring English sources

In a retrospective study with 122 patients, hypothermia was an ominous clinical sign, accompanied by high mortality and blood loss [ 203].

Our results show that BSE in sheep indeed presents with a relatively uniform clinical disease with pruritus as the predominant and initial sign, accompanied by behavioural and later locomotor changes as the disease progresses, and only rarely deficits of the menace response.

When we see one — in a business meeting, on a real estate sign, accompanying an article about a public-works project — we understandably focus on the merits of what's depicted, not the depiction.

The principal sign accompanying tumours of cardiac base involved dyspnoea but in 3 cases the tumours yielded no clinical signs.

If the patient chooses to participate, the informed consent form has to be signed accompanied by one of the research fellows.

Signs accompanying the exhibit announced "celebrate life" or "choose life".

A variety of signs accompany concussion including somatic (such as headache), cognitive (such as feeling in a fog), emotional (such as emotional changeability), physical signs (such as loss of consciousness or amnesia), behavioral changes (such as irritability), cognitive impairment (such as slowed reaction times), and/or sleep disturbances.

The quantitative data in this study confirm findings elsewhere that febrile illness is common in children [20] but provide new data regarding the frequency of danger signs accompanying fever in the community - repeated convulsions, altered consciousness, repeated vomiting, lethargy, inability to eat/drink or suck.

Perhaps the term aseptic meningitis in this setting should be reserved for those with symptoms or signs accompanying CSF abnormalities.

Signs accompanying dehydration are dry tongue, burning throat and dark-brown urine, at first instances.

That signing was accompanied by some backlash, from fans and animal-rights organizations, who felt that Vick hadn't atoned enough to once again be a multi-millionaire.