Subclinical Sentence Examples

The concept of subclinical anorexia was first examined by researchers in the 1970s.

There is no consensus on the management of subclinical hyperthyroidism.

Interestingly, the combined treatment seems to be the most frequent cause of subclinical hypothyroidism.

Production loss from udder quarters with subclinical mastitis has been assessed for several different causative organisms and ranged from 10% to 26% .

In addition, subclinical deficiencies often predisposes animals to other diseases.

Clinical Features of Mumps Infection with mumps virus is often subclinical, especially in children under the age of three.

One problem with the test is that dogs may have positive antibody titres following natural subclinical infection, or following vaccination.

These casualty animals or slaughtered carcasses together with subclinical cases will end up in the rendering industry in increasing numbers.

In the absence of tests for the ' agent ', subclinical infection could not be detected.

Modification of drug dosage may be necessary in patients with impaired organ function with or without evidence of subclinical disease.

There were, however, some who expressed concern about the risk posed by tissues of subclinical animals at the time.

In all the patients, thiamine deficiency was subclinical.

Many people experience anxiety on a subclinical level, but many others may have clinical anxiety symptoms.

It is quite common to get rubella and not show any symptoms (subclinical infection).

Some reinfections are subclinical (i.e., have no visible symptoms).

Individuals who seek a diagnosis based on subclinical traits of Asperger's may not meet the criteria for autism spectrum disorder.

However, it may interfere with the public's acceptance, understanding and tolerance for those who have subclinical traits of Asperger's disorder.

Sometimes, a child suspected of having a pervasive developmental disorder may have subclinical symptoms that do not interfere with his or her ability to function.

While many adults may discover they have AS, many others may find that their symptoms are subclinical.

This can lead to some people self diagnosing mild forms of autism, but many experience subclinical symptoms that do not require treatment.

While the phenotypes have subclinical symptoms that do not significantly interfere with daily living, some autistic-type tendencies are present.