adjective
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
gall
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The presence of symptomatic gall stones in eight patients is interesting and is the subject of a more thorough investigation.
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The rate of symptomatic gall bladder disease among women of parity 1 was generally twice that of their nulliparous counterparts.
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The introduction of laparoscopic cholecystectomy has changed the approach to the treatment of symptomatic gall stones.
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These results suggest that smoking and parity are important risk factors for the development of symptomatic gall bladder disease in women.
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The rate of symptomatic gall bladder disease roughly doubled once a woman had been pregnant.
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Women in social classes IV+V had a 25% greater risk of symptomatic gall bladder disease compared with those in social classes I+II.
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This study assessed symptomatic gall bladder disease rather the total occurrence of the condition.
patient
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Currently, therefore, the only clear recommendation for treatment is in symptomatic patients .
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The changes in eicosanoids reflected the clinical symptoms; and we would expect them to be greater in severely symptomatic patients .
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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An idiopathic defect of magnesium absorption has been reported as a rare cause of symptomatic hypomagnesemia in infants.
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Anthropology has always provided the clearest symptomatic instance, as was foreseen by Rousseau from the outset.
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Deskilling is symptomatic of the way in which a worker's labour is taken possession of by the capitalist.
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His presence among them was highly symptomatic .
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That is symptomatic of our failure sometimes to move on.
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This, they felt, was symptomatic of the paper's commendable interest in and support of, the arts.