Sentence examples for waning symptoms from inspiring English sources

Many affected by the disease say yes, citing waning symptoms after treatment; many scientists say no, and several clinical trials back them up.

Delays in clinical diagnosis caused by the waxing and waning symptoms of Cyclospora infection, coupled with a long incubation period (median 7 days) and concealed food vehicles (e.g., herbs), result in poor recall of food exposures.

She describes one patient who came to her on a course of testosterone treatment "but he had these waxing and waning symptoms and I was unconvinced that it had anything to do with it".

Schizophrenia is a severe brain disease with a heterogeneous course: 25-30% present a mild course with almost full remission, 50% have a moderate course with waxing and waning symptoms, and 20-25% have chronic symptoms [ 2].

However, a two- or three-times daily dosing regimen results in peaks and troughs in plasma concentrations, which might lead to 'waxing and waning' of behavioural symptom improvement throughout the day and, potentially, to rebound [ 98].

ROM reference values inform therapists and patients on the severity of the complaints at intake, and the waxing and waning of symptoms over the course of treatment.

Multiple chemical sensitivities (MCS) syndrome, also known as idiopathic environmental intolerance, is a controversial diagnosis that encompasses a wide range of waxing and waning, subjective symptoms referable to more than one body system and provoked by exposure to low levels of chemicals, foods, or other agents in the environment.

As anybody who has received "Jonathan Livingston Seagull" as a gift will have figured out, this waning presented certain bizarre symptoms in the cultural imagination.

We hypothesize that this is partly due to the natural history of the disease: Depression has a waxing and waning course, and disease symptoms that are subject to significant environmental and social effects.

Reversing a 15-year-long slide in prices, which Mr. Abe has singled out as both a cause and a symptom of waning profits, wages and consumption, is a tougher order.

In his six months in office, Mr. Abe has focused much of his energy on tackling Japan's falling prices — which he says are both a cause and a symptom of waning profits, wages and consumption — with a mix of aggressive monetary easing, government spending and economic reforms.