Sentence examples for symptom distribution from inspiring English sources

These observations suggest that the referred symptom distribution from lumbosacral nerve root provocation is different from dermatomal maps.

Clinical decisions are often made by correlating a patient's symptom distribution and imaging with sensory dermatomal maps.

Conclusion The clinical utility of body diagrams with low symptom distribution may be improved by concomitant assessment of pain catastrophizing and warrants further longitudinal investigation.

The contributions of pain and nonpain symptom distribution to pain intensity and disability were assessed to determine which body diagram symptom scoring method (pain only, nonpain, or composite) was appropriate for subsequent analyses.

Objectives To (1) examine the unique contribution of pain and nonpain symptom distribution to magnitude of self-reported pain intensity and disability, and (2) assess the moderating influence of psychological factors and body diagram score on concurrent pain intensity and disability.

However, Van Meter et al. (2016) took a different approach to study selection than used in the current review, and assessed symptom distribution within paediatric BD using a wider range of studies, most of which did not compare the distribution of symptoms across childhood-, andlescent adult-onsetnset groups.

Figure 2 shows the data on symptom distributions (using a composite ranking of frequency and severity) reported as weighted percentages by age groups.

It is emphasised that results offer a graphical representation of symptom distributions by age group (we did not apply statistical significance tests as this was deemed inappropriate).

The results of the HMM analyses classified 90%% of the symptom distributions as bimodal.

We hypothesised sudden jumps in the symptom curves and bimodality in the symptom distributions of the individual patients.

The symptom distributions of these cases were heavily skewed, but did not contain a visible second mode.