Sentence examples for symptoms strong from inspiring English sources

He details the exact amount of food that he consumed ("Ate 2 pieces milk toast") as well as his symptoms ("strong chill & shaking", and "Bleeding of mucous membranes in the mouth apparently mostly from gums").

Despite its sizable health perks -- relief from menopausal symptoms, stronger bones and possible cardiovascular benefits -- as many as two-thirds of women who start H.R.T. stop the treatment within two years.

These groups were specifically chosen as being the most amenable to change as a consequence of the CanChange lifestyle intervention components; healthy eating, increased exercise, gastrointestinal symptoms, stronger psychological well-being and smoking cessation.

The postoperative survey also included three questions regarding a global assessment of symptoms: "How strong are your symptoms?", "How strong were your symptoms before surgery?" and, "Has the severity of your symptoms changed compared to the time before surgery?".

In conclusion, behavioural symptoms had strong associations with sleep satisfaction, which is highly correlated with length of sleep in patients with AD.

Both inattention and hyperactivity/impulsivity symptoms show strong associations with disordered eating, but few investigations of these associations have been longitudinal.

While a single item about depressed mood is not equivalent to a comprehensive review of depressive symptoms, the strong relationship found provides and interesting basis for future research.

This indicated that the path coefficient from Personality to Depression Symptoms was strong, whereas other path coefficients were weak, and certain path coefficients were not significant.

If depression is assumed to form a network of highly connected symptoms containing strong positive feed-back loops, depression can be expected to undergo sudden phase transitions.

When inoculated at the same dose, TuMV induces stronger symptoms and a stronger reduction of the biomass than TEV (figure 1).

Results: Associations between the independent variables and PTSD symptoms were stronger at 3-month follow-up than while in hospital.