Sentence examples for was very symptomatic from inspiring English sources

Their condition was "very symptomatic with trauma and similar to other marks that we have seen in other escapees".

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

"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.

"They're very symptomatic of the health of the overall group".

It's very symptomatic of the way we we digest images on YouTube and the internet".

The latter can be very symptomatic and may result in the formation of a fistula (Fig. 5).

"It's very symptomatic of this whole episode," says George Crozier of the Dauphin Island Sea Lab, referring to the Deepwater Horizon leak.

Women with pyelonephritis were very symptomatic.

It was increasingly recognized that marked first-degree AV block could be very symptomatic at low activity levels and that a permanent dual-chamber pacing system was indicated with impressive clinical improvement despite the occurrence of virtually 100% ventricular pacing.

Of note, the baseline scores of patients in this study were comparable to the general US population (Butt et al, 2012) and, as such, it would be unrealistic to expect an improvement in symptoms/quality of life as can be observed, for example, in lung cancer, where patients are very symptomatic at baseline.

There are good data that improvements in quality of life and/or reduction in symptoms correlate with tumour response, so that where patients are very symptomatic, demonstration of an increased response rate is a worthwhile gain, provided that this does not come at the cost of major toxicity.