symptomatic

Preposition: of

• malaise: They are, however, symptomatic of a more general malaise.
• trend: This is still fairly unusual for an educational site of this type, but is perhaps symptomatic of the current trend in Internet funding.
• lack: Surveys continue to show the same common causes of failure most of which are symptomatic of a lack of good project management.
• failure: Does he agree that the issue is symptomatic of a failure properly to examine the potential environmental impact of green taxes across the board?
• problem: The problems faced by these families are symptomatic of a much wider problem.
• approach: Again, this is symptomatic of a top-down approach.

Modifying Another Word

• perhaps: These attitudes are perhaps symptomatic of today's ' me ' society.
• often: It is often symptomatic of authorities failing to take a long term view.
• all: This is all symptomatic of a broader, concerted assault on our freedoms.
• still: Half of these people are still symptomatic at 18 months.
• only: However, I still had no idea whether the magnet treatment to my own arm was only symptomatic or could eventually promote complete healing.

Modifies a noun

• hypotension: Subjects were reviewed weekly to ensure an increase in ultrafiltrate volume and to avoid side effects such as symptomatic hypotension.
• stenosis: Relatively few patients in Scotland had CEA for asymptomatic carotid stenosis or for mild or moderate symptomatic stenoses.
• bradycardia: Symptomatic bradycardia and heart block may respond to atropine, isoprenaline or, if necessary, cardiac pacing.
• endometriosis: A total of 269 women undergoing conservative surgery for mild to severe symptomatic endometriosis.
• fibroid: Within 20 years of myomectomy, about 1 in 4 women will undergo hysterectomy most often for recurrent symptomatic fibroids.
• relief: These provide symptomatic relief for people in the mild to moderate stages of the disease.

Used with adjective complement

• remain: However, a small percentage of patients remain symptomatic despite optimal medical therapy.
• become: In other words, the accident caused the problem to become symptomatic.
• seem: This somehow seems symptomatic of the critical esteem in which the post-mortem Kubrick is held.