Sentence examples for a poor course of from inspiring English sources

Longer pre-baseline duration of the depressive episode in the WHO Collaborative Project on Psychological Problems in General Health Care study was a predictor of a poor course of depression [ 58].

The results from a clinical survey evaluating the prescription rate of antipsychotics by psychiatrists corroborated the belief that patients with a poor course of schizophrenia fit the ideal profile to receive LAI treatment [ 69].

Earlier studies have identified race as a risk factor for the development of TD and pointed that race may be a factor in predicting a poor course of TD.

Her1 and Her3 receptor expression in breast cancer has been described to be associated with a poor course and outcome of disease [ 8, 9].

According to these aggregated data analyses, longer follow-up periods, male sex, and patients having been diagnosed before 1970 contribute predominantly to the rather poor course of EOS.

Since mesothelial cells participate in the early host defense against infections [ 31], damage caused by α-hemolysin may contribute to the poor course of S. aureus peritonitis.

Male and female spouses having partners who had become somatically ill during the period from T1 to T2, had a significantly poorer course of mental health than partners of persons healthy at T1 and T2.

21 ABPM also allows for assessing 24 h variability in BP. 22 Thus, participants with a lower nocturnal decrease in BP have a poorer course 23 and a higher prevalence of TOD.

Cannabis has been proposed as a potential risk factor for poorer course of illness, but the role of cannabis use has not been studied in a first treatment BD I sample.

It was also shown that a poor clinical course of HNSCC is linked to loss of heterozygosity (LOH) in multiple loci (Gleich et al, 1999), especially to allelic loss at 3p, 8q, 13q and 17p (Li et al, 1994; Scholnick et al, 1996; El-Naggar et al, 1997), while LOH at 9p21 and 17q31 is related to a high incidence of recurrent tumours (Matsuura et al, 1998).

These genes increase the risk both for becoming psychotic and for a poorer clinical course of the disease.