Примеры использования His symptoms на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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His symptoms don't.
It could explain all his symptoms.
I noticed his symptoms a year ago.
Clots would explain all his symptoms.
And judging by his symptoms, we're already too late.
Chewing tobacco wouldn't explain his symptoms.
Explains why his symptoms kept getting worse.
Septic infection always explains his symptoms.
But based on his symptoms, sugar is not enough.
Unfortunately, that doesn't explain any of his symptoms.
Okay, let's say all his symptoms are real.
His symptoms indicate a severe anaphylactic shock.
Could explain why his symptoms appeared so rapidly.
His symptoms should be getting better the longer he's here.
We're looking for neurological damage that could have caused his symptoms.
His symptoms mimic a peripheral nervous system under attack.
My mother is not a good nurse and he hides his symptoms. He's a rugged chap.
His symptoms are getting worse which means the tumors are growing.
He's very good at keeping secrets,even lying to hide his symptoms.
Well his symptoms seem to indicate Some sort of neurological disorder.
And if it is acute intermittent porphyria, that would explain why his symptoms keep recurring.
Most importantly, none of his symptoms Remotely resemble an allergic reaction.
This kid's depressed. If he's self-medicating with drugs and alcohol,that would explain his symptoms.
Because his symptoms point towards an infection that spread to his brain.
I was checking out the Internet and… it almost seems like his symptoms are like those in something called Tour.
Judging by his symptoms, I would say Dr. Sutherland was killed using phenylsilatrane.
I have been supportive, butif you expect me to believe that a tiger told you his symptoms.
I'm not prepared to make a diagnosis yet,but I think… his symptoms are much more characteristic of Parkinson's disease.
His symptoms are like those of dementia-- confusion, short-term and long-term memory loss, outbursts, anti-social behavior, aggression.
Based on the DSM-IV-TR classification, his symptoms can best be attributed to an adjustment disorder.