Sentence examples for symptomatic that from inspiring English sources

In the present analysis, the progression type (RECIST, CA125, or symptomatic) that occurred first was identified for each patient.

Consecutive, unrelated subjects (probands) with symptomatic (that is, pain or disability), idiopathic (primary) OA of the hand - in the distal interphalangeal joint (DIP) and/or proximal interphalangeal joint (PIP) and/or first carpometacarpal joint (CMC) - were invited to participate as part of a family study.

It's symptomatic that few operas composed in the last 120 years include dancing at all.

Maybe it's symptomatic that Forster says Craig reminds him of Steve McQueen, a man of action and, mostly, few words.

It was symptomatic that the opening goal should stem from an error.

"It was somehow symptomatic that he died in the Althoff circus," Richard Faust, the director of the Frankfurt Zoo said Friday.

The tale of Boleskine House is symptomatic of that unknown factor that makes Led Zeppelin great.

"That bank's moving was symptomatic of that period of time when people were moving away from downtown.

Is this elision symptomatic of that notorious intolerance by omission that so often characterized the attitude of '60s "sexual revolutionaries" toward male homosexuality, and that was all the more pernicious for its resistance to exposure?

Symptomatic of that is the choice of our wonderful new young curator".

The mishandling of Taylor's dismissal is symptomatic of that.