Sentence examples for symptoms continuous from inspiring English sources

Visual inspection of plots showed no sign of a curvilinear association between insomnia symptoms (continuous score) and mortality.

Hierarchical linear regression analysis was used to determine the relationship between infant temperament reported by the mother and by the father and maternal depressive symptoms (continuous CES-D score) at 3 months postpartum, controlling for prenatal depressive symptoms and contextual factors such as maternal demographics and relationship satisfaction.

To analyse how the primary outcome changes over time after acupuncture treatment, we will use the model of generalised estimating equations with adjustments for clinical centres, baseline assessments of dyspeptic symptoms, duration of the FD symptoms (continuous value calculated by months) and age (continuous value calculated by years).

On-demand treatment will necessarily result in more symptoms than continuous therapy does, but despite of more symptoms patients are nearly as satisfied with on-demand treatment as continuous treatment [ 8].

He showed no other symptoms except continuous vomiting and no flatus after onset.

There were two goals: (1) compare group analyses based on aphasia types with multivariate analyses that sidestep classification and treat aphasic symptoms as continuous variables; (2) present correlation-based outlier analyses that can be used to identify individuals who occupy unusual positions in the multivariate "symptom space".

All of these patients experienced corneal damage and symptoms of continuous unstable corneal curvature (CUCC).

In the analysis, we considered life stress and emotional symptoms as continuous independent variables.

HIV-infected children and those who already manifest AIDS symptoms need continuous medical care and monitoring of health status.

The CPRS-R was used to assess ADHD symptoms using continuous, standardized age and gender adjusted CPRS-t scores.

Simple mixed-effects, method of moments meta-regression was used to examine the potential association between changes in depressive symptoms and continuous variables [ 64].