symptomatic

/simp-tuh-mat-ik/US // ˌsɪmp təˈmæt ɪk //UK // (ˌsɪmptəˈmætɪk) //

症状性,症状性的,有症状的,症状性疾病

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : pertaining to a symptom or symptoms.
- : of the nature of or constituting a symptom indicative: a condition symptomatic of cholera;a disagreement that was symptomatic of the deterioration in their relationship.
- : according to symptoms: a symptomatic classification of disease.

adj.indicative

Synonyms

That includes four dolphins in San Diego Bay who were symptomatic with a gastrointestinal illness this past July.
Maryland recommends that people who suspect they’ve been exposed to the virus get a test, whether they are symptomatic or not.
Often, results take days or even weeks to get back, which isn’t a useful timeframe when people are already infectious before they’re symptomatic.
We are already trying to do sensitive testing of anyone with any respiratory disease and in any symptomatic patients that belong to a cluster, or who live in certain risky surroundings like nursing homes.
A blood test that can detect pre-symptomatic Alzheimer’s could be approved in just a few short years.
But the most important thing to note, says Monroe, is that only those who are symptomatic are contagious.
Ebola Reston, it seemed, could infect humans, but never became symptomatic.
That is why, like Lynndie England, Bradley Manning is symptomatic of a larger problem.
The CIA, he says, could “render” (i.e., kidnap) him at any time, which is highly unlikely but not symptomatic of the paranoid.
His outrageous comments, though, are more symptomatic of the outrageous person Barry is.
It occurs in well-marked cases of pernicious anemia and leukemia, and, much less commonly, in very severe anemias.

/simp-tuh-mat-ik/US // ˌsɪmp təˈmæt ɪk //UK // (ˌsɪmptəˈmætɪk) //

症状性,症状性的,有症状的,症状性疾病

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : pertaining to a symptom or symptoms.
- : of the nature of or constituting a symptom indicative: a condition symptomatic of cholera;a disagreement that was symptomatic of the deterioration in their relationship.
- : according to symptoms: a symptomatic classification of disease.

adj.indicative

Synonyms

That includes four dolphins in San Diego Bay who were symptomatic with a gastrointestinal illness this past July.
Maryland recommends that people who suspect they’ve been exposed to the virus get a test, whether they are symptomatic or not.
Often, results take days or even weeks to get back, which isn’t a useful timeframe when people are already infectious before they’re symptomatic.
We are already trying to do sensitive testing of anyone with any respiratory disease and in any symptomatic patients that belong to a cluster, or who live in certain risky surroundings like nursing homes.
A blood test that can detect pre-symptomatic Alzheimer’s could be approved in just a few short years.
But the most important thing to note, says Monroe, is that only those who are symptomatic are contagious.
Ebola Reston, it seemed, could infect humans, but never became symptomatic.
That is why, like Lynndie England, Bradley Manning is symptomatic of a larger problem.
The CIA, he says, could “render” (i.e., kidnap) him at any time, which is highly unlikely but not symptomatic of the paranoid.
His outrageous comments, though, are more symptomatic of the outrageous person Barry is.
It occurs in well-marked cases of pernicious anemia and leukemia, and, much less commonly, in very severe anemias.