Sentence examples for symptomatic range from inspiring English sources
Patients affected by FHM present a symptomatic range of which migraine constitutes just one aspect.
Compared to a normative sample, gifted children displayed increased behavioral problems in the whole symptomatic range.
A major issue today lies in the diagnosis of schizophrenia because of its very broad symptomatic range.
Thus, even if our clinically referred gifted children group globally displayed behavioural problems in the low symptomatic range, the symptomatic nature of behavioral syndromes was more severe than expected.
Alternatively, or in addition to these events, developmental insults could result in an early loss of DA neurons such that the entire curve of degeneration is displaced downward (solid green line) and again the symptomatic range is reached earlier in life, again, with such a possibility further accelerated by adult insults (dashed green line).
The proportion of dengue cases that are symptomatic ranges from 10-50%, meaning that approximately 50-90% of all dengue infections are asymptomatic, only a fraction of which are reported [ 3, 24].
Our estimates of the proportion of cases that were symptomatic (ranging from 30%21%to40% 40%) to 39%30%to49% 49%) in the sensitivity analyses) are broadly comparable with estimates from studies of seasonal influenza 11 12 and other studies of pandemic A/H1N1.
Post-test results showed that the proportion in the non-symptomatic range of the BDI was 56.8% in the intervention group and 31.3% in the control group, the 25.5% difference was statistically significant (p=0.009, 95% CI 5.01 to 46).
The estimates of the ratio of asymptomatic infections to symptomatic infections range from 2∶1 to 1500∶1 within the pediatric population in endemic areas [39], [40], [41].
Most human infections are asymptomatic (70% 80%); symptomatic cases range from flulike illness to severe neurologic disease (>1% of cases) (3 – 5 ).
Insults during the adult stage of the life cycle superimposed on such normal aging could further decrease DA function and lead more rapidly to the symptomatic PD range (< 20%; shaded area of Figure 4).
