Sentence examples for some symptomatic from inspiring English sources

The study found that repeated weekly spray applications of capsaicin in the nasal passages, which had to be done using local anesthesia, provided some symptomatic relief.

While we now have ways to develop therapies that can halt the progression of some symptomatic diseases, symptomatic solutions are not meant to serve as a cure of disease but palliative treatment of late-stage chronic diseases.

To better understand the immunological dysfunction in some symptomatic individuals with biotinidase deficiency, we studied various aspects of immunological function in a genetically engineered knock-out mouse with biotinidase deficiency.

A financial crisis and the deepest recession in decades enveloped Americans in gloom, and even after the recession ended a tepid recovery and surging national debt looked to some symptomatic of a superpower in decline.

Some symptomatic cases have also been described, in which HH was linked to the onset of an intracranial lesion or disappeared after its removal.

Stool culture and IFA staining provide better sensitivity than conventional staining techniques, but still fail to detect infection in some symptomatic patients.

The spectacular opening of Mission: Impossible II (or M I-2, as the punctuation-happy M I-2ting depasthent would have it) is daftly brilliant for having nothing to do with the rest of the film, and is in some ways symptomatic of the film's car-crash appeal – it's a magnumarketing action cliches, excess upon excess upon excess.

All patients had used some migraine symptomatic treatment, such as paracetamol, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, or triptans recording different degrees of response.

In DSM 5, some barely symptomatic normal people, especially children, now qualify for a psychiatric diagnosis--often minor depression, anxiety, or ADHD.

This said, some have seen Owen's preoccupation with the war guilt question as, at least to some degree, symptomatic of a growing detachment on his part from current U.S. political issues following the Democrats' loss of the 1920 elections.

In some cases, symptomatic attack rates were reported; we converted these to infection rates using the asymptomatic infection proportion used by that study.