Sentence examples for supplemental symptoms from inspiring English sources

Participants reported similar proportions of ESAS and supplemental symptoms.

Participants rated the intensity and bothersome nature of 15 symptoms—10 symptoms were included in the Edmonton Symptom Assessment Scale (ESAS) plus 5 supplemental symptoms.

Each vignette was simplified into a core set of symptoms for easy entry, and in some situations we supplemented the data provided by the vignette because a symptom checker asked about a symptom not addressed in the vignette (see the supplementary appendix for details on source, core symptoms, and supplemental symptoms for each vignette).

The identification of 44 eligible patients using the supplemental clinical symptoms of angular cheilitis and papular pruritic eruption would have improved the sensitivity of the clinical staging from 53.5% to 73.0% and subsequently reduced the false negative rate from 46.5% to 27%.

A comprehensive standard QOL assessment would have given supplemental information on symptoms and broader domains of functioning and well-being, but was not feasible for our intensive assessment schedule (Bernhard et al, 2008).

Dietary restrictions are also important for clinicians to address, particularly given the increased risk of osteoporosis in the JIA population [ 23, 24]; for patients who choose to limit dairy intake to reduce symptoms, supplemental calcium, vitamin D and weight-bearing exercise may be particularly important in reducing the long-term risks of osteoporosis.

There were no notable differences regardless of priming status between F17 and F19 groups in terms of the frequency of any injection site symptom (Supplemental Figure 1).

Supplemental nutrient intake and symptoms of depression (measured with the Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale (EPDS)) were collected at each trimester and 12 weeks postpartum.

All self-reported diabetes case subjects were sent a supplemental questionnaire to ascertain symptoms, diagnostic tests, and treatment; standard criteria were used to confirm type 2 diabetes.

To evaluate for potential selection bias, two sample t-tests were performed to compare patients who followed up with those that did not with respect to age, education, estimated disease duration, baseline performance on clinical symptom scales, supplemental gait measures, and psychometric tests, and ventricular and lumbar CSF biomarker levels.

Supplemental Fig. S1 Postprandial symptoms burning sensation, satiety and fullness in the 8 FD patients and 13 HV subjects.