symptomatology

Converse of object

• assess: Subjects also completed the Beck Depression Inventory ( BDI ) to assess depressive symptomatology.
• present: They considered that despite the apparently neurotic symptomatology presented by certain patients, they did not behave in the treatment like ordinary neurotics.
• have: Usually it is possible to distinguish such attacks from the history, but occasionally seizures of temporal lobe origin may have similar symptomatology.

Adjective modifier

• depressive: However, there are virtually no studies looking at subject-specific academic performance in learning disabled students who present some type of depressive symptomatology.
• psychiatric: Chapter X A comparison of psychiatric symptomatology in addicts over the course of treatment in an in-patient setting Index 10.1.
• significant: Such lesions should only be referred if there is concern about possible malignancy or significant symptomatology.
• psychotic: Activity levels were related to psychotic symptomatology, both positive and negative.
• clinical: Pheochromocytoma is usually an adrenal tumor with a very variable clinical symptomatology.
• overall: They appear to improve overall symptomatology, but there is little data on their effect on quality of life.

Modifies a noun

• score: It was further predicted that there would be a reduction of symptomatology scores over a 6-week period in treatment.
• variable: Using regression analysis it was found that these psychiatric symptomatology variables were differentially associated with the four factors for both males and females.