Sentence examples for symptom cases from inspiring English sources

Table 2 Description of the different Symptom Types, the number of cases that were present and the unique number of individual reporting each symptom Symptom Type # Symptom Cases # Unique Individuals fever 37 18 sore throat 196 40 cough1652727 shortness of breath 86 15 headache 211 50 muscular pain 274 41 malaise 223 41 cold 174 34.

Due to the relatively low numbers of depressive symptom cases in the present data, we cannot detect weak associations between vascular risk scores and later-life depressive symptoms.

The seven days prevalence of moderate to severe forearm pain in computer users as documented by Kryger et al [ 3] was 4.3% while one year incidence of reported symptom cases was 1.3%.

Although incident annular fissures, disc extrusions, and nerve root impingement were associated with incident symptom outcomes, the 3-year incidence of these MRI findings was extremely low, and did not explain the vast majority of incident symptom cases.

The reported 31 dengue cases represent only the peak of the iceberg of dengue virus infections, but do not include those mild symptom cases or those asymptomatic infections without going for health care consultations.

Specifically, those with three or more of the following seven symptoms were considered to be post-concussive symptom cases: (headache, dizziness, memory problems, fatigue, difficulty concentrating, insomnia and irritability see above for source of items. The recall period for the symptom items ranged from two weeks to 30 days, in accordance with recall period used in the parent scale (see above).

However, more than half the female call centre operators had symptoms at baseline and all follow-ups and thus never qualified as an incident symptom case.

Total score of 5 or more led to individuals being defined as GHQ-symptom cases and scores 0 to 4 as noncases (27).

A total score of 5 or more led to individuals being defined as GHQ-symptom "cases" and scores 0 4 as "noncases" (28).

This finding corresponded to the increase in the presence of respiratory symptoms cases in this group.

The prevalence of mental health symptoms (cases and %) at 1-year follow-up in each exposure category is shown.