Sentence examples for spark symptoms from inspiring English sources
The newspaper explained that the term refers to preëmptive alerts, issued by a professor or an institution at the request of students, indicating that material presented in class might be sufficiently graphic to spark symptoms of post-traumatic-stress disorder.
After this initial spark, some unnoticed symptoms may smolder for years until they become more severe, as the first clinical symptoms of RA appear.
Proponents of the diagnosis assert that experiences of fear or horror often spark a cluster of 17 broad symptoms, including intrusive thoughts, memory avoidance and uncontrollable anxiety.
Neurosyphilis occurs when the bacteria that causes syphilis enters the spinal cord and brain, sparking an aurora of psychiatric and neurological symptoms including depression, confusion, and seizures.
Rangers' stadium was full again, echoing to the old anthems, but his dignity in dealing with the fatal symptoms of motor neurone disease sparked a common humanity.
While Lyme does not have the same stigma as AIDS, the problems celebrities have encountered with diagnosis, treatment and lingering symptoms of Lyme disease are often their spark to speak out.
I had no symptoms, and it took a screening offered by the N.F.L. to spark a conversation with my doctor that led to my diagnosis.
The "cancer pill" sparked a national debate last year after Brazilian media carried testimonials of patients claiming that it relieved symptoms or even cured their cancer.
The discovery of the Zika virus in saliva has sparked disagreement among Brazilian scientists about whether pregnant women should be advised to avoid kissing anyone showing possible symptoms.
The biggest worry is probably that somebody showing symptoms will be taken to hospital where nursing staff are unprotected, because the disease is not recognised, sparking an outbreak that spreads to their families in turn.
