Sentence examples for Continuous worsening from inspiring English sources

SPMS was defined as an initial relapsing-remitting disease course followed by more than 12 months of continuous worsening of neurological function (≥0.5 EDSS point) not explained by relapses.

Type 2 diabetes mellitus is a progressive disease with continuous worsening of glycemic control.

Progression of MS is a continuous worsening of symptoms and signs for > 6 months, ± superimposed relapses, either primarily (at onset of disease) or secondarily (after first relapse).

In NS group, gastric intramucosal acidosis is present in the early period of study and it is possible to notice a continuous worsening of liver perfusion.

If depressed mood was a consequence of structural brain affection, a continuous worsening of depression would be expected as myotonic dystrophy types 1 and 2 progress.

Furthermore, the reported restriction of mobility as measured by the BASMI remained at low levels over the seven years of etanercept treatment, supporting the efficacy of this compound in the long-term, especially with the known natural course of the disease and the expected continuous worsening of function and mobility in AS patients not treated with anti-TNF [ 29, 30].

Only few patients had to be taken off treatment due to continuous or worsening elevations of ALT.

At the beginning of the trial, best practice advice suggested that to ensure that pathological bleeding was not overlooked, all reports of vaginal bleeding continuing for at least four weeks (continuous or intermittent) or bleeding over a shorter period which was considered to be severe, continuous or rapidly worsening, should trigger a request by the trial nurse for a break in the treatment code.

In diabetes prevention trials, the continuous process of worsening glycemia is arbitrarily dichotomized.

In 1999 and 2005/6, there was a continuous and serious worsening of diarrhoeal prevalence on children up to 14 months old, followed by a sharp decreasing trend for the 14 20 months age group, with small variations in the prevalence of diarrhoea for children older than 20 months (Fig.  2a and b).

As mentioned before, diagnosis and subsequent therapy are subject to continuous changes and the possible worsening of the patient's condition.