Sentence examples for very symptomatic from inspiring English sources

"Unfortunately, it's been very symbolic of the whole Clinton campaign, and very symptomatic of the end of this campaign," Mr. Lazio said.

I am very symptomatic of the West Coast, and the West Coast is a slightly different culture from the rest of the country".

He was not eating properly, he started playing around with his medications, and he just became very, very symptomatic.

"It means we may be going back to the late 1970s, where you are just going to use [HRT] for four or five years around the menopause for women who are very symptomatic.

The clinical success with first- through third-generation ACI in patient populations with very symptomatic and challenging cartilage lesions has laid the foundation for further progress in cell-based orthopedic tissue engineering in general and cartilage repair in particular.

"Most of the brains we study come from very symptomatic people whose families donated their brains to find answers for things like dementia, depression or behavioral difficulties, but Rick Martin was not symptomatic," said Dr. Robert Cantu, who is also a director at the center and a neurosurgeon for head trauma in sports.

While disease-modifying treatment of MCI is expected to yield more dramatic benefits than treatment of mild AD, perhaps the most appropriate population for intervention is the earlier, pre-symptomatic (or very mildly symptomatic) subjects with biomarker evidence suggestive of AD.

To assess a wide spectrum of biochemical markers (biomarkers) in a large cohort of individuals with (very) early symptomatic knee and/or hip osteoarthritis (OA).

"It looks to be a very effective symptomatic therapy at least as good if not better than current [drugs]," says Pfizer Vice President Steve Romano.

Diagnosis at each of these stages is based on clinical characteristics but also includes laboratory and biomarker findings that can facilitate or augment the diagnosis, which is particularly important in the very early symptomatic stage.

While not necessarily being harbingers of another global financial crisis, the developments were at the very least symptomatic of a distorted risk-taking and liquidity environment.