Examples of using Symptomatic in English and their translations into French
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Symptomatic- term used when a person has an infection
Fitzsimons(New Zealand) said that climate change was symptomatic of human action against nature,
The fear is that mr. Stone is symptomatic of a larger problem here at W.P. K.
The fear is that Mr. Stone is symptomatic of a larger problem in a string of client defections.
High levels of corruption are symptomatic of a lack of accountability
But it is symptomatic of the need to step up social protection systems to align them with the increased costs of living.
The limited land transport infrastructure symptomatic of many LDCs perpetuates high concentrations of accommodation facilities in large cities
Symptomatic** despite optimal treatment,
These development indicators are symptomatic of a country emerging from nearly a decade of conflict.
corruption are symptomatic of imperfect and/or malfunctioning markets
It also noted that 50% of people with symptomatic TB had sought treatment at facilities
The Commission considers the"disappointing" number of electors as symptomatic of the reluctance of most Caymanians to make their views publicly known.
not least because they are often symptomatic of wider problems.
is also symptomatic of a type of meritocratic extremism that has developed in the United States.
An outbreak investigation was conducted on 93 symptomatic persons from Malaysia following a college retreat on January 17-19, 2012, on Pangkor Island.
If we don't find this guy before he becomes symptomatic, we might have an outbreak.
were symptomatic.
non-significant trend between the average proportion of symptomatic species per subplot and the average seasonal O3 concentration for 2004.
unsecured stockpiles are symptomatic of ineffective stockpile management.
Generally, viral load is highest in people during the primary and symptomatic stages of HIV infection.