Sentence examples for symptomatic context from inspiring English sources

Late presentation is less associated with sexual than other transmission ways (p=0.026), but is most likely expected in males (p=0,003), with symptomatic context (p<0,001).

Background context: Symptomatic epidural hematomas after spinal surgery are uncommon and are usually diagnosed within 24 hours after surgery.

In this context, symptomatic or asymptomatic seropositive dogs play an important role in the maintenance of the infection [ 30].

The multiple barriers to PAAP implementation reported by our participants that exist at individual (patient and professional) and organisational (practice) levels are symptomatic of a context that 25 years after PAAPs were first recommended is still not fully ready to consistently support their implementation.

All articles investigating CTC in symptomatic or screening contexts were selected by inspecting the title and abstract.

Although some remarks on "anxiety" were categorized as "clarity," they were related to the apprehension of symptomatic toxicities in the context of attributes, such as "the severity of anxiety at its worst".

This is symptomatic of a political context which is unable to imagine the possibility of a better future, a world beyond our own.

In the above three-state model, for example, a linear relationship between the asymptomatic and symptomatic phase, in the context of screening, can be defined as follows.

Such concerns have gained added importance in the wake of clinical trial data showing no benefit or harm from COX-2 inhibitor treatment in the context of symptomatic cardiovascular disease (Cipollone et al., 2008).

Many of these images, argued French neurobiologist Luc Buée, were taken "out of context," and are symptomatic of the "lack of information" on the subject.

The results should therefore be interpreted in the context of febrile symptomatic infection requiring physician consultation, which capture the more severe and important cases that affect absenteeism.