Sentence examples for symptomatic pattern from inspiring English sources

Take the work of Sussex and colleagues 81 where it is clear that there was a generalized acceptance of edentulism in New Zealand so that those with less than good teeth can live without stigma and can also support a symptomatic pattern of dental care.

Because depressive disorders are notoriously multidimensional and characterized by different symptomatic patterns according to a number of correlates (including age and gender), a factor analysis was chosen as an approach to address depressive subcomponents.

In this study, in a sample of the general population, three patterns were identified: symptomatic HF pattern, symptoms and signs of congestion and no symptoms and signs.

The final model with concomitant variables had the following item profiles: class 1 had high probabilities for all 11 items (symptomatic HF pattern), class 2 had high probability for volume overload and lower probability for troubled breathing (congestion pattern) and class 3 had low endorsement probabilities for all items (no symptoms and signs pattern; table 2).

This pattern of bands is consistent with a symptomatic form of VL as shown by the 14 to 16 kD bands.

Symptomatic sleep patterns did predict distress at age 57, but were also predicted by distress at age 36, so the link may be associative rather than causal.

It is likely that these people fall into the avoidance-problem-symptomatic visiting pattern as a result of different set of reasons.

Another interesting finding was that almost 70% of people who described themselves as being very afraid of going to the dentist did not have delayed dental visiting, a perceived problem and symptomatic visiting patterns.

Results are consistent with a hypothesised vicious cycle of dental fear whereby people with high dental fear are more likely to delay treatment, leading to more extensive dental problems and symptomatic visiting patterns which feed back into the maintenance or exacerbation of existing dental fear.

Doubek reflected on the killing of McDonald, shot 16 times by Chicago police officer Jason Van Dyke, and how it is symptomatic of a pattern of corruption in our public institutions in Chicago and throughout the state.

Similar findings have been reported previously, and might be attributed to symptomatic dental attendance patterns rather than an unexpected response to dental treatment [ 33].