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Meanings of symptomatic in English

Characteristic or indicative of a disease.

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However, access to diagnostic tests for discrimination of febrile illnesses is needed.
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Digirad Health designs, manufactures and distributes diagnostic medical imaging products and services.
Reuters
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Moreover, diagnostic mistakes may occur early in the course of the disease.
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This system can be a good diagnostic assistance under limited medical resources.
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Conclusion: A clinical score is of limited value in increasing diagnostic precision.
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Usage of symptomatic in English
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Young age and symptomatic presentation were found to be high risk factors.
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In fact, Brazil's hesitancy is symptomatic of the countries' increasingly complex relationship.
Reuters
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Excessive drinking is also symptomatic of a range of equine health conditions.
The Irish Times
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Prof Murphy said symptomatic disease in young people was still extraordinarily low.
News.com.au
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Background: Identification of LQTS patients more likely to be symptomatic remains elusive.
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Conclusion: The majority of patients in our series had favorable symptomatic responses.
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The present study addresses the consequences of cognitive disturbances on symptomatic outcome.
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The remaining patients were symptomatic, with some experiencing a fatal clinical course.
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Results: Forty-nine percent of the sample met the criteria for symptomatic remission.
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Radiotherapy arrests tumour growth and provides symptomatic improvement, but has long-term consequences.
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One hundred and thirty-eight symptomatic patients from 57 different families were examined.
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This isn't the right way and nor is only testing symptomatic players.
BBC
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The symptomatic improvement has been important and sustained and side effects minimal.
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Insomnia, to use the jargon, was seen as a secondary, symptomatic condition.
The Guardian
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Mr Healey said the pole was symptomatic of the company's concerning infrastructure.
Radio NZ
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Nine patients were symptomatic and six had inspiratory crackles on physical examination.
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