Examples of occult

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The latter is perhaps the most intriguing aspect of the current revival of right-wing radicalism + its links to what appears to be a growing 'occult underground'.
Prognostic importance of occult axillary lymph node metastases from breast cancers.
Implementation of bone marrow screening for occult metastatic cells into current tumour classification systems will require either a formal meta-analysis of comparable studies or confirmation studies of the reported trials.
The association of occult amniotic fluid infection with gestational age and neonatal outcome among women in preterm labor.
One-time screening for colorectal cancer with combined fecal occult blood testing and examination of the distal colon.
In other words, that we can and often do talk about "intentions," "demonic possession," and other such occult mental phenomena does not constitute evidence of their existence.
An additional concern of administering spinal anaesthesia is the unmasking of occult or unrecognised hypovolaemia for example from placental abruption which could lead to severe and sudden hypotension.
The rule would have effectively hidden (or occulted) any assumptions (correct or incorrect) about underlying voicing.
Both of the occulting candidates have stressed long vowels, and both of the occulted candidates have stressed closed syllables.
The historical origins of these principles are occulted, yet these principles regulate social behaviour such as criminality or the social definition of what constitutes a normal child and normal activities.
Anti-foundationism, in turn, leads to the postmodern preoccupation with critical practices in a spirit of localism and anti-theory that occults the question of the theoretical conditions presupposed by these practices.
The attraction of occult societies for rebellious women is obvious.
Nevertheless, systemic chemotherapy remains a critical component in the eradication of occult micrometastatic disease in the adjuvant setting.
Faecal occult blood was positive (grade 1), but haemoglobin was negative.
Colorectal cancer screening using fecal occult blood tests followed by identification and removal of lesions can reduce mortality from colorectal cancer.
Although low in cost, fecal occult blood tests have poorer sensitivity, and thus lower yield, in comparison with endoscopic investigations.
The time has come to implement well-organized population-based fecal occult blood screening.
However, angiodysplasia may cause occult or intermittent blood loss and may require repeated endoscopy, angiography or radionuclide studies to demonstrate vascular malformations.
Bacterial contamination of the small intestine is an important cause of occult malabsorption in the elderly.
By contrast, in older subjects with breathlessness, occult disease may be present that is not detected by spirometry.
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