Sentence examples for unspecific finding from inspiring English sources

Delta activity is a relatively unspecific finding.

The NAA reduction in the circulation is a quite unspecific finding; however, following the reason that it may be a sign of reduced neuronal [5] and glial [26] mitochondria function, the hypothesis of a deficient energy metabolism may be supposed for both types of migraine [27].

Taking into account the possibility of non-Aβ degeneration [ 50, 51] and the fact that executive function is an unspecific finding, naMCI is probably a different type of degeneration than aMCI, not necessarily a milder one.

However, it is an unspecific finding that can be found in many other inflammatory conditions with or without concomitant infection [ 2, 3] and can also be drug-induced [ 4].

However, our results cannot justify the apparent habit of reporting WMC more than MTA GCA was also underreported, however not graded; GCA is an unspecific finding, not connected to any specific disease, and possibly less reproducible and more prone to inter- and intra-rater variation.

An affected breathing pattern per se is a rather unspecific finding, which could be due to several factors, (1) altered central breathing control, (2) impaired sensitivity of peripheral chemoreceptors, (3) altered respiratory muscle function, or (4) affected respiratory function per se.

Similar, hypermetabolic lesions not directly related to melanoma (unspecific findings) altering the results of the fractal/multifractal analysis are met in 7 out of 31 patients.

The distinction between metastatic and non-metastatic unspecific findings in this study was based on the combination of increased SUVmax, morphological changes in size and structure and pathological contrast enhancement, i.e., the established variables for characterising a lesion as benign or malignant.

Laboratory diagnostics showed antibodies against NMDAR; an MRI revealed unspecific findings.

Furthermore, UIP is characterized histologically by fibrosis and chronic inflammation, i.e. features that are usual unspecific findings located in the peribronchial tissue.

Executive dysfunction and impaired attention are both unspecific findings that are related to the prefrontal cortex [ 39, 40, 53], and may be present in several etiologies without concomitant neurodegeneration, such as in psychiatric diseases [ 53].