Significados de symptomology en inglés

Thus, routine screening for depressive symptomology among patients with nonalcoholic pancreatitis may be warranted.

Assuming that she follows the classic symptomology of paranoid schizophrenic?

Victimization was also positively associated with depressive symptomology both directly and indirectly through avoidant coping.

This suggests that these serotonin projections may be involved in the pathophysiology of schizophrenia symptomology.

One hundred and fifty-eight homeless women completed surveys on self-reported BPD symptomology and sexual history.

All participants were administered the same comprehensive survey of their past year gambling behavior and problem gambling symptomology.

Hostility was an indirect predictor of postdischarge depressive symptomology by way of its negative relation with social support.

Structural equation modeling examined the mediating role of avoidant coping in the association between victimization and depressive symptomology.

Nevertheless, the cognitive symptoms of VaD are so pleomorphic that no single cognitive syndrome captures the range of symptomology.

The multiple differences in rectum symptomology in bees from CCD apiaries and colonies suggest effected bees had trouble regulating water.

The bad news is the symptomology: the chronic diarrhea, the jaundice, the loss of range of motion in her joints.

Mostly heterosexual women also had higher levels of past-year alcohol use disorder symptomology, recent tobacco and marijuana use, and depressive symptoms.

Lack of religiosity was associated with elevated depressive or anxiety symptomology in older adults but not in young or middle-aged adults.

A 2014 study published in the Journal of Clinical Psychology showed that yoga significantly reduced PTSD symptomology in women with treatment-resistant PTSD.

Analysis of human brains post-mortem reveals surprisingly little tissue damage and neuropathology considering the dramatic clinical symptomology, supporting the neuronal dysfunction model.

We propose that the dopaminergic alterations driving the core symptomology of alcohol use disorders are likely to be relatively stable across experimental settings.