Sentence examples for Total remission from inspiring English sources

Total remission was defined as having none of the case-defining criteria (i.e., absence of fatigue, less than 4 symptoms, health did not interfere with activities).

Total remission was considered when 24 h-proteinuria was less than 500 mg; partial remission when there was a reduction greater than 50% of initial 24 h-proteinuria and it was less than 3.5 g/24 h/1.73 m.

Oncologists are sparing with the word, but she has his permission to count herself as cured: five years in total remission is as good as good news gets.

I'm in total remission now, and the doctors say that if I continue to do what they tell me to do, I'm going to continue to hang around.

Last year, the number of visitors soared by more than a third after the Pope announced that pilgrims qualified for a total remission of their sins.

But after a round of what her doctor called "industrial-strength chemo," which made her very ill for two months, she went into a total remission for a year.

Although total remissions were not observed in the studies, morphological analysis of lung tissue, accepted as the toxicity index of the cytokines, showed that rhTNF-α produced the least side effects.

No statistical differences, due to ED subtype, were found for the risk of dropout or partial-total remission in the No-DM patients (p = .284 and p = .523) and the T1DM group (p = .286 and p = .523) (Additional file 1: Table S2).

Remission was a priori defined as a MADRS total score ≤12 (called partial remission in this manuscript), and was defined post hoc as a MADRS total score ≤8 (as recommended by the International Society of Bipolar Disorder [ISBD], called full remission in this manuscript) [ 19].

In total, sustained remission rates of 7.7% for DAS28 and 4.5% for ARA remission were found in patients receiving biologics.

Remarkably, total tumor remission was achieved by these agents with only one cycle of treatment.