Sentence examples for symptomatic points from inspiring English sources
Perhaps one of the most telling and symptomatic points in the debate was the discussion on corruption.
As previously shown, symptomatic points exhibited lower PPTs compared to the surrounding areas.
As previously shown in NH [11], symptomatic points had lower PPT values than the surrounding scalp areas.
Thereby, the patient had 25 matching points for PPT assessments (the 21 standardized points plus the four symptomatic points).
Predictable, satisfactory, and stable results over time are described from the aesthetic, functional, and symptomatic points of view, through a comprehensive approach to all the aspects of this case by following an appropriate line of development and using the most current techniques.
In previous studies in NH, only the symptomatic zone had shown local decreases of the pain thresholds to pressure, with a characteristic appearance in the map of sensitivity [10], in our study the map showed four patches of hyperalgesia at the painful zones, and the symptomatic points had lower PPT values than the surrounding scalp areas, as previously shown in NH [11].
The active approach, which is preferred as it reduces the number of unnecessary bone scans, is to evaluate the patient from a symptomatic point of view; if bone pain develops a bone scan is performed.
In SOD1G93A rats, decreased mRNA levels of the tight junction proteins zonula occludens (ZO-1), occludin, and agrin were observed during the symptomatic stage, pointing to an alteration in the BBB/BSCB permeability and development.
In fact, current results were highly surprising as we showed that pianists with neck pain exhibit lower PPT levels over non-symptomatic points and normal over symptomatic areas.
Brain gene expression in scrapie-infected mice was compared to mock-infected mice at pre-symptomatic and symptomatic time points.
For example, the presence of fatigue, nausea, vomiting and right upper quadrant pain characteristic of symptomatic hepatitis, points the way to a group of drugs known to cause acute hepatocellular injury.
