The level of suspicion and disbelief by some physicians is worrisome and not duplicated or seen in patients presenting with a history of chest pain, abdominal pain, and other subjective presentations to the ED as it is for a history of hematochezia.
Such works consist entirely of the artist's voluntary subjective presentations or intentional entertaining of propositions (for background, see Blaukopf 1996, Reicher 2006).
We performed the present survey to examine the lack of correlation between the subjective presentation of DE symptoms, and two objective clinical tests of DE, within selected Chinese patient groups.
The current judging system, with its emphasis on highly subjective presentation marks, allows the judges to favor skaters for past deeds over present performance.
Characterized by brevity, self-contained plots that end on a note of irony, a literate and facile style, restraint of emotion, and objective rather than subjective presentation, these tales were a major stimulant to the development of the modern short story in Germany.
We should be careful to treat individual subjective symptom presentations as objective signs of medical phenomena.
JFK marked a fundamental change in the way that Stone constructed his films: a subjective lateral presentation of the plot, with the editing's rhythm carrying the story.
The screenplay remains extremely faithful to the original novel, with Ross saying he "felt the only way to make the film really successful was to be totally subjective" in its presentation of events, echoing Collins' use of first person present in the novel.
Although unrelated, both of these significant events have inundated our social networks, and creative thinkers have appropriated this spontaneous user-generated content into artwork offering a more subjective, aesthetically inclined presentation of journalistic fact.
Asthma in the elderly is underdiagnosed because of less typical presentation, subjective awareness, perception, and attribution of pulmonary symptoms being poor.
The case presentation is then followed by a group discussion that focuses on the thoughts, emotions and subjective reactions that the presentation evokes [ 11, 12].
