Sentence examples for Among cures from inspiring English sources

Thus, we interpret the difference in variation among groups to indicate that students are interpreting the items in the same way but there is more variation in design features among traditional courses than among CUREs.

In isolating risk factors significantly associated with poor outcomes at EOS among cures at EOT, only age ≥50 and baseline BMI <18.5 were identified (Table  6), suggesting that once a patient is cured, many traditional baseline predictive variables, such as chest x-ray status, previous TB treatment history, and MDR-TB status may no longer be as relevant for prognosis.

An improved understanding has been achieved regarding the relationships among cure chemistry, network structure, and final physical properties of vinyl ester (VE) resins, a thermoset polymer often used as the matrix of fiber reinforced polymers.

However, this is not entirely correct as the paper reports 7% mortality among "cured cases" (most presumably dying from tuberculosis) and a "relapse rate" of 10%.

Interestingly, high and low IFN-γ producers are clearly seen among cured ML patients [ 4].

This statistical model assumes a mixed distribution of survival time among cured patients and uncured patients.

Little is known about the long-term follow-up of patients treated for MDR-TB, including rates of relapse and chronic disability among cured persons.

Pooling all of the cohorts regardless of duration of intravenous therapy, there was no significant heterogeneity among cure rates (chi-square = 13.7 on 11 df, p = 0.248).

Future relapse studies among cured patients should be conducted to understand if their risk factors revert back to those similar to the general population.

Even though it had fallen into disrepair by the early 20th century, Osler noted that "the great Persian has still a large practice, as his tomb is much visited by pilgrims, among whom cures are said to be not uncommon".

Among these cures, anti-angiogenic therapies have been found to be relatively short-lived, and most patients treated with it eventually relapse and progress.