Sentence examples for sole presented from inspiring English sources

My friend's dressed crab, a generous serving of white meat served with a gutsy, anchovy-based sauce, was "wonderful... it might have been caught this morning", while his grilled dover sole, presented for inspection before being removed for deboning and plating up, was "beautifully cooked" and as delectable an example of this regal fish as you will find.

Different categories of asthma were based on distinguishable clinical presentation: classical (wheezing with/without dyspnea, cough/chest tightness), cough variant (cough as the sole presenting symptom) and chest tightness variant asthma (defined solely by chest tightness).

To describe an individual with cholesteatoma whose sole presenting symptom was dysgeusia.

To report a case of acute myeloid leukemia with bilateral proptosis as the sole presenting sign.

Ocular findings may be associated with Central Nervous System involvement or be the sole presenting manifestation [ 3- 6].

Moreover, in both of these conditions cough can be the sole presenting symptom [ 26, 27].

Furthermore, oral mucosal lesions or dental enamel defects may be the sole presenting features of celiac disease [ 17].

In some children acute cough can lead to chronic cough (defined as cough lasting >4 weeks), which may be the sole presenting symptom of an underlying respiratory illness.

One should keep in mind that although hyperandrogenism is a major cause of concern for women, it may also affect men, with acne being the sole presenting symptom.

In addition, fasciculations may be the sole presenting feature of ALS (Gubbay et al., 1985), developing prior to fibrillation potentials, positive sharp waves and chronic neurogenic changes (de Carvalho et al., 1999; de Carvalho and Swash, 2004).

While coughing may be seen as a mere troublesome symptoms without any serious consequences, ignoring cough that may be the sole presenting symptom of an underlying respiratory disease may lead to delayed diagnosis and progressions of a serious illness or chronic respiratory morbidity.