Sentence examples for symptoms symptomatic from inspiring English sources

If you find any, do they have possible P. ramorum (pathogen that causes sudden oak death) symptoms (symptomatic photos: http://www.suddenoakdeath.org/library/photos/plant-symptom-photos/; host information: http://www.suddenoakdeath.org/diagnosis-and-management/hosts-and-symptoms/).

TIA characteristics (duration, type of symptoms, age of the patient), the presence of a significant narrowing of the neck vessels responsible for the patient's symptoms (symptomatic stenosis), and an abnormal MRI are associated with an increased risk of stroke.

The possible adverse events considered by the model included GI symptoms, symptomatic ulcer, complicated GI events, stroke, myocardial infarction and heart failure.

These factors included use of cardioactive medications, autonomic symptoms, symptomatic orthostatic hypotension, depression and limitation of physical activity.

Minton and colleagues revisited this problem suggesting that second-look should be initiated by patients' symptoms (symptomatic second-look) or a progressive increase in serial carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA) assays obtained in follow-up [ 32].

A strong positive relationship was observed between SDTC, a marker of the activity of persistent Na+ conductances (11), and QoL impairment as a result of neuropathic symptoms (symptomatic NeuroQoL score: r = 0.545; P < 0.005) (Fig. 3).

The prevalence of chronic respiratory symptoms (symptomatics) in this population was quite similar for males and females (128/512 = 0.25 and 145/592 = 0.24, respectively).

In addition, participants who were not in the random sample, but who reported that they had at least one asthma-like symptom (symptomatic sample) or were currently taking medicine for asthma, were also invited to participate in stage 2. Participants gave written informed consent, and institutional or regional ethics committee approved the study in each participating center.

For example, in seven out of 10 primary care studies that reported on the diagnostic performance of signs and symptoms in symptomatic patients, rectal bleeding was used as inclusion criterion, thereby selecting a higher risk group.

Nonparametric chi2 test was used to compare percentages of symptoms in symptomatic children versus control children.Eighty-four children (5 with sleep terrors and 79 with both sleep terrors and sleepwalking) and 36 normal control children formed the studied population.

"When children are alone with and don't have words to describe their traumatic reactions, symptoms and symptomatic behaviors are their only means of expression," he said.