"symptom occurrence" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used in medical or scientific contexts to refer to the frequency or occurrence of symptoms related to a particular condition or disease. Example: The study found a correlation between the severity of the virus and symptom occurrence in patients over 65 years old.
The symptom occurrence order associated with each root cause is derived from system digraph with the qualitative simulation techniques.
This finding is notable because symptom occurrence can prevent or delay patients from completing treatment, the researchers said.
Our data show that the assumption of a continuum from congenital to the late-onset form is valid, and also highlights disease features specific to individual clinical forms of DM1 in terms of symptom occurrence and chronology throughout the disease course.
In Saintpaulia, there is a checkpoint in the symptom occurrence but, in most plants, once maceration is initiated, rotting proceeds to systemic maceration.
However, recently, a decrease in the connectivity between layer V cortical neurons was reported in Mecp2 mutant mice [10], but only after symptom occurrence, questioning the role of Mecp2 in the maintenance of synaptic contacts in adult neuronal networks.
Precise information on timing of symptom occurrence was not recorded.
Trends in symptom occurrence were difficult to identify.
The first inattentive symptom occurrence differed between centres (Q = 93.73, p <.001) as well as the first hyperactive/impulsive symptom occurrence (Q = 58.08, p <.001).
For postmenopausal women (two studies), there was no significant change in menopausal symptom occurrence [ 36, 49 ].
There was no significant association between symptom occurrence and actual distance to BS or powerlines.
Different cut-off levels were used to describe the frequency of symptom occurrence.
